I’m excited to be sharing these easy crochet scarf patterns. If you’re new to crochet, scarves are one of the easiest beginner-friendly projects you can make.
Scarves can be worked up quickly and they usually repeat the same stitch, which helps you get a good grasp of the different stitches in crochet.
If you want to learn how to crochet, the first pattern that I’ve included below by Sewrella will teach you the basics of the craft and how to create your very own beginner-friendly crochet scarf. I highly recommend reading the entire post.
Gather Your Crochet Supplies
- Crochet Hook: These Clover Amour crochet hooks are the most comfortable ergonomic crochet hooks!
- Stitch Markers: I love using these colorful stitch markers to mark my stitches.
- Row Counter: With this tally counter, I never lose track of what row I’m on when I crochet.
1. Simple Beginner Scarf
This tutorial will teach you beginner crochet skills, and also provide you with a beginner-friendly crochet scarf pattern and video tutorial. Get the pattern for this scarf from Sewrella.
2. Dreamy Scarf
Look how chunky and beautiful this scarf is? Not only does it look cute, warm, and cozy, but I just love the stitch that used here. Get the pattern from Daisy Farm Crafts.
3. Bonfire Scarf
This pattern utilizes one of my favorite yarns, the Scarfie yarn from Lion Brand. While it may look complicated, the pattern alternates single crochet stitches with chain stitches, making it beginner-friendly. Get the pattern from Mama in a Stitch.
4. Strawberry Scarf
If you’re ready to start changing yarn colors, this beginner-friendly scarf pattern is the perfect place to start. Get the pattern for this scarf from Lion Brand.
5. Neon Beginner Scarf
I love the stitch used for this pattern. Additionally, I really like the unique look that the colors chosen give the scarf. Get the pattern from Lion Brand.
6. Buttoned Cowl
This simple cowl pattern uses button embellishments to make your scarf stand out. Get the pattern from Lion Brand.
7. Moss Fringe Scarf
When you’re new to crochet, it can be intimidating to learn a new stitch. If you’re ready to try a new stitch, give the moss stitch a try. The moss stitch will give your project a knitted look and it adds texture to your project. Get the pattern from All About Ami.
8. Brompton Abbey Cowl
Isn’t this a unique scarf? Something like this would make the perfect gift for friends or family members. Get the pattern from Lion Brand.
9. Faux Fair Isle Scarf
The Faux Fair Isle Scarf is a simple project that will work up quickly because it uses the half-double crochet stitch. Get the pattern from Yarnspirations.
10. Linden Scarf
Here’s a simple scarf that will work up quickly. I would love to create something like this using a different color palette. Get the pattern from Lion Brand.
11. Color Block Fringe Scarf
I find color blocked scarfs to be so beautiful and this one is no exception. Plus, the colors chosen here work really well together. Get the pattern from Annie Design Crochet.
12. Color Block Scarf
Here’s another gorgeous color block scarf. My favorite thing about this scarf is how long it is. I would love to wear something like this. Get the pattern from Lion Brand.
13. Self-Striping Scarf
If you love self-striping yarn, this is the scarf for you. Self-striping yarn makes it easy to create a piece that uses different colors without having to worry about attaching new yarn. Get the pattern from Yarnspirations.
14. Multicolored Scarf
Here’s another project that uses the moss stitch. If you get creative with your color scheme, you’re going to have a good time working up this multicolored scarf. Get the pattern from Stitching Together.
15. Pineapple Scarf
This is one of my favorite scarves in this roundup. I think the pattern is so cute and unique. I would use different colors for my version. Get the pattern from Lion Brand.
16. Cozy Pocket Scarf
If you love having pockets in your wearables, you have to make this Cozy Pocket Crochet Scarf. Get the pattern from Simply Collectible Crochet.
17. Lily Lemon Peel Scarf
Here’s a beautiful scarf that would make the perfect gift. This scarf is called the Lily Lemon Peel Scarf because it uses the beautiful lemon peel stitch. Get the pattern from Burgundy and Blush.
18. Woodbury Scarf
I find this scarf to be so fashionable. I love the length and how it uses a bulky yarn. I would love to see something like this completed with a different color yarn. Get the pattern from Lion Brand.
19. The Boyfriend Scarf
If you’re looking for a beginner-friendly scarf pattern for men, the Boyfriend Scarf will make the perfect gift for friends and family members. Get the pattern from Dabbles and Babbles.
20. One Ball Scarf
This simple scarf only requires one ball of Lion Brands Scarfie yarn. It works up really quick and looks great. Get the pattern from Lion Brand.
21. Plum Berry Scarf
This Plum Berry Scarf is so cute. I love how the scarf is mostly purple, but the ends are a cream color. It really makes the scarf stand out. Get the pattern from Croyden Crochet.
22. Fantastic Fall Scarf
Rescued Paw Designs has some of the best crochet patterns and this scarf is not different. This is the perfect fall scarf that would also make a great gift. Get the pattern from Rescued Paw Designs.
23. Crochet Scarf for Beginners
The crochet scarf for beginners is one of the easiest scarves you can create when you’re just getting started. It uses a simple stitch, a bulky yarn, and works up fast. Get the pattern from Rescued Paw Designs.
24. Chunky Infinity Scarf
If you’re looking for an infinity scarf pattern, look no further. This chunky infinity scarf works up beautifully. Something like this would make a great gift because it works up quickly. Get the pattern from Maria’s Blue Crayon.
25. Wonky Heart Pocket Scarf
I really love this Wonky Heart Pocket Scarf by TL Crochet. What makes this pattern extra special is that it includes bonus patterns for different pocket options. You can choose from the heart, pumpkin, or tall pine tree. The pumpkin can also double as an apple if you change the color. Get the pattern from TL Crochet.
26. Carí Keyhole Scarf
If you’re looking for a unique crochet scarf, look no further than this keyhole scarf pattern. Not only will you love this scarf for yourself, but it would also make a great gift. Get the pattern from LES by Ruby Baby.
I hope you’ve enjoyed this collection of crochet scarf patterns.
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