20 FREE patterns how to crochet an infinity scarf

The first pattern in the list of how to crochet an infinity scarf was designed with the wattle stitch.

The Autumn Crunch Cowl is not a chunky accessory, so it is the perfect one to keep your neck warm and cozy while enjoying a cup of latte by the fireplace.

Check the Pine Tree Crochet’s website for more pictures with other color combinations. I love that zig zag effect; it will sure be beautiful with any yarn color you pick.

Let’s start by mentioning how beautiful and squishy that yarn looks!? The Blake Cowl is another lightweight cowl piece that you will love.

The simple stitches used make it a beginner friendly pattern, yet the fingering weight yarn and the beautiful colors make it look so elegant and stylish. What a great design by Hooked Hazel.

Yet another super elegant accessory for your wardrobe collection. The Ice Drop Cowl pattern has a beautiful texture to it and, not to mention, it calls for bulky yarn! So, it’s a super quick project to make.

Another thing that I love about this pattern is that it is a two-row repeat only, what makes it even easier to make.

Rebecca Velasquez is the designer behind this beautiful pattern.

Here is a beautiful pattern that’s also full of bonus: The Easy Breezy Cowl is size inclusive and it’s friendly for beginners. And there is more, you will get to make a beanie to match your cowl.

Fosbas Designs created the beanie to raise awareness on Cancer. Head over to her blog to read further details on that beautiful cause and to see more pictures of the pattern.

Here is another pattern that comes with a matching accessory. With the Picot Me Up set you will make a Cowl and an Earwarmer.

The stitch that The Loopy Land used to design this pattern was the picot single crochet stitch. That stich gives the design a light and beautiful texture with tiny bobbles.

The worsted weight yarn makes it a good suit for the cool spring/fall temperatures.

What a fun and unique pattern the Ribbed Granny Stitch Cowl is. I love the granny stitches details that Eye Love Knots created along with the tall, ribbed cowl that can be folded down.

Or you could pull it over your face to protect you from the windy and colder weather. It’s another quick and easy project, it only takes one skein of worsted weight yarn.

If you are looking for extra warmth and a pop of texture, then The Pumpkin Spice Cowl is the project for you.

The bulky texture of the puff stitches makes it look so cozy and squishy, perfect for the colder temperatures of winter.

Pair it with the Pumpkin Spice Beanie that you will find on Rich Textures Crochet’s blog as well.

Yet another versatile design and, not mention, how beautiful that ombre yarn is! The Bobble Row Cowl was designed with two stitches: bobbles and the herringbone half double crochet.

If you aren’t familiar with those stitches, Sweet Bee Crochet have included a quick tutorial for them in the pattern.

It is a very fun project and it’s adjustable to any size of your preference.

Do you want more fun and beautiful textures? You’ve got that. What about a twist? You got that too, just like the ones you see on crochet headbands.

The Whitney Cowl was designed with the linen stitch, which consists only of single crochet stitches and chain spaces.

Very simple and beginner friendly, yet so beautiful and elegant. Don’t miss out this great pattern by Divine Debris.

Meghan Makes Do designed this beautiful cowl using simple single crochet stitches worked on back loop only.

The vertical ribbing makes it so unique that you wouldn’t tell at first glance that it is so easy to make.

The Semper Cowl is another great pattern that calls for worsted weight yarn. You will be so tempted to have this elegant piece in your wardrobe. Go check out the free pattern.

Here is another one skein project that you will love to make. The Glowing Seas Cowl was created by Three Fates Creations.

The yarn she used was a blend of wool and silk worsted weight, so it makes it warm enough to wear in those cool spring/fall days. But light enough to make you feel elegant and comfortable.

It looks like knitting, but it is Tunisian crochet! RaffamusaDesigns described The Tunisian Concept cowl as the softest thing she has ever crocheted.

She used merino wool to crochet it, so that explains where the softness came from. Not to mention the cables on that design, they brought this piece to a life of elegance.

Her pattern has a lot of pictures for you to follow, check it out.

Wait… did someone say cables? I love cables! Let’s face it that it is not easy to accomplish that look with crochet as much as it is with knitting.

But A Crochet Simplicity killed it with those big cables in the Big Bold Cabled Cowl, I love how wide they are. Cables are the king in this beautiful pattern here.

And it’s another cowl that you can pair with a nice slouch hat that has the same design style.

If you are looking for a quick and super chunky project that you can finish in around an hour, then the Chaucer Twist Cowl is the one for you.

It’s so pretty and it looks so soft. Head over to Dora Does’ blog to read about her process and inspiration and how this beautiful cowl was created.

Bring on the chunky and super quick projects, we love them, right? The Layover Cowl was designed by Blue Star Crochet.

She used DK weight yarn but held 4 strands together to make it super chunky and quick to make.

The pattern has a video for you to follow along and understand how the twist in the cowl works.

Let’s start by mentioning how gorgeous that fringe looks? It was just the perfect add on to this project.

The combination of the beautiful fingering weight yarn plus the single crochet stitch on back loop only put such a nice drape to the Charlottetown Cowl.

Head over to Sincerely Pam’s blog and check out the pattern, there is instructions for six different sizes.

Burgundy & Blush designed The Aspen Alpine Cowl using one of my favorite stitches: the alpine stitch.

I haven’t seen any crochet piece with that stitch yet that doesn’t come up so beautiful.

This cowl has such a gorgeous texture to it and you can match it with a fingerless pair of gloves. The pattern for the gloves is also free in her blog.

This is a seasonal cowl + hood, perfect for fall and I can’t stand how cute it is. It’s the perfect project for a gift, that can be worn as a warm accessory and it would also make a great costume for Halloween for the little ones.

Briana K Designs created the Pumpkin Hooded Cowl pattern using bulky yarn. However, if you don’t have bulky yarn in your stash, she has a video tutorial showing you how to create bulky yarn from one light weight skein.

Yet another practical accessory piece that’s not only quick to make, but takes less than one skein of worsted weight yarn.

Loopingly Made created the beautiful Filet Lines Cowl pattern with simplicity in mind, yet the stitch used makes it unique and versatile.

Pair it with your casual look and you will rock on you style.

The Maine Coast Seashell Cowl was created by yours truly. I had so much fun designing this pattern.

My inspiration came from the fall colors and the seashells I find on the coast of my beautiful home state of Maine.

With the pattern, you get to make a light version or a bulky version of it, there is instructions for both.