Loops + Scarves

Dear users, dear designers,
here in this thread you’ll find patterns for scarves, loops, hooded scarves, scarf collars, collar scarves, snoods and scoodies.
Start crafting now.
Tip: You can also discover shawls, triangular shawls, motif shawls and stoles here.

@Designers,
you can present all suitable patterns here.
Don’t forget the link and image as well as the usual info.

A wonderful shawl is my "Graduation Ball Triangle Shawl".



You can crochet it either with a thin summer yarn (shown here: Tahiti by Schachenmayr) or with a cozy winter yarn (Schachenmayr Ombre Lace 600 m /100 g) .

The pattern repeat consists of two rows and is easy to work. The shawl is started at the tip, and we crochet until the yarn is used up.

You should know how to crochet single crochet, double crochet, and chain stitches; then it’s a lovely project for the evening. 

Click here to go directly to more pictures and the pattern.

How about a large knitted shawl?




If you start now, you’ll really enjoy this stole when the cold season begins.

This shawl is large enough to wrap yourself up completely in it. Why not give it as a gift for a new baby? When it’s cold and you want to breastfeed the baby at night, you’ll be all wrapped up and warm in it. I explain the pattern repeat row by row in written instructions, and there’s also a knitting chart created in Excel.

Click here for the knitting pattern for my cozy shawl.

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This loop scarf is for the whole year! 

You can crochet it with any yarn suitable for hook size 2.5 - 3.5,
I chose Schachenmar Catania! 

The pattern is, as always, described in detail and richly illustrated,
so even beginners can make this loop scarf without any problems! 

Now have fun crocheting! 

I'd like to show you a scarf with an intricate cable pattern.

The pattern is here.



It's actually a very ordinary ribbed scarf, knitted from wool with a yardage of 300 m per 100 g—if it weren't for the slip-stitch cables that travel from one side to the other and back again within the ribbing. Personally, I find this type of cable very easy to knit; you don't even need a cable needle for it. But of course, you can use one if you like.

Knitted from very bulky yarn, this fluffy scarf is finished very quickly.

Here is the pattern.



My original is made from a wool-alpaca blend (130 m per 100 g), but of course you can use other yarns too. The amount needed depends on the desired length.
The scarf has a simple lace pattern with seed stitch in between. Not difficult, but varied to knit.

This scarf has a beautiful, very delicate pattern.

You can find the pattern here.



It is knitted with sock yarn, with the amount needed depending on the length. Alternating lace and cable patterns give it a playful look.

Crochet Pattern Bolero Loop SANDRA





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Elegant Summer Combination for Women – 3 Crochet Patterns





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These 3 crocheted pieces can be worn both elegantly and casually.
The download includes a total of 5 PDF files. Specifically:

Longshirt Dress ROMINA:

• Illustrated PDF crochet pattern (15 pages) plus additionally
• PDF crochet chart Pattern A
• PDF crochet chart Pattern B

Material: any yarn you like with the appropriate hook size is possible.
Used here: for size XS/S a total of approx. 250 g, for size M 300 g, for size L 350 g of a cotton yarn, e.g. Limone (Schoeller+Stahl)/Catania (Schachenmayr)

Bolero Loop SANDRA:
The PDF crochet pattern is illustrated and includes a brief printable guide as well as crochet basics (basic techniques illustrated).
Material used here: 100 g turquoise + 50 g gray + 50 g white of a cotton-blend yarn Pantino (Schoeller+Stahl, but using crochet hook 8.0, differing from the label recommendation.)

Bag HUCKEPACK:
The PDF crochet pattern (33 pages total) is illustrated and includes a shorter version for printing, a brief crochet flower guide, instructions for a 2-stitch crocheted cord (i-cord), and crochet basics – illustrated basic techniques for beginners.
Material: any yarn you like with the appropriate hook size is possible.
Used here: approx. 300 g (color distribution as desired) + leftover yarn of a mercerized cotton yarn (holds its shape better), Catania (Schachenmayr)/Limone (Schoeller+Stahl)


The patterns can also be purchased individually.

Crochet Pattern: Poncho with Möbius Scarf Collar (Loop) – Quick and Easy




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Crocheted in a flash and with ease...

With this crochet technique, you can decide how big you want the poncho to be as you go—just stop crocheting when you’re happy with it.

The poncho (600 g) and Möbius scarf (100 g) are made with thick gradient yarn (100 g – 100 m) and a size 8.0 crochet hook. Other yarns are perfectly fine; what’s important are the specified starting measurements. The principle remains the same.

The PDF pattern includes instructions for both the poncho and the Möbius scarf and is illustrated , but it is not a crochet course in itself.

You’ll need the following crochet skills :
chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, crocheting in rows, and crocheting in rounds.

By the way: with a Möbius scarf, the pattern you create is mirrored—that is, one horizontal half appears as the right outer side, while the other half appears as the left inner side of the pattern. This creates sophisticated effects depending on how the scarf is draped and how the pattern falls.

Crochet Beanie 'Tabata' &
Moebius scarf collar/loop (m/f)




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This crochet set (m/f) in fashionable gray consists of a beanie and a Moebius scarf collar/loop.

The PDF pattern is written for head circumferences from 52 cm to 60 cm and includes both – hat and loop (loop in one size).

It is illustrated, but requires general crochet knowledge (chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, crocheting in rounds, slip stitches, increases and decreases). The special stitches are illustrated and described. Difficulty level: intermediate.

For the hat, 150 g is required, and for the loop, 100 g of a yarn with a yardage of 50 g – 75 m. Unlike the hook size on the yarn label, this pattern uses crochet hook sizes 8.0 and 10.0.

Crochet Pattern Triangular Shawl for Any Yarn



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For this triangular shawl for all seasons, you can basically use any yarn you like – the thinner, the more elegant. Size: any.

Skill level: easy to intermediate - no crochet chart - no gauge required

For the size made here, approx. 70 cm x 162 cm, I used 350 g Schachenmayr Cotton Bamboo, 50 g – 120 m, needle size according to the label 3 – 4, here crochet hook 4.0. I decided not to block the shawl, as then the curves of the shell pattern stand out better –  but that’s a matter of taste.

These crochet skills are required:
chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, front post double crochet (explained).

The PDF pattern is illustrated over 15 pages, but it is not a crochet course. Link/video tip for a crochet course and more is included.

The PDF includes 

• in the first part, a detailed pattern with corresponding photos,
• in the second part, a shorter version also with photos, and
• last but not least, a scarf/shawl variation in short form.

A little “jazz-it-up” piece:
Crochet pattern Möbius Collar 1-2-3-4




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This collar wonderfully jazzes up sweaters and shirts. 

It is crocheted from approx. 60 g of a merino yarn with 50 g – 160 m yardage and hook size 3 – 4 mm (here with a 3.5 mm crochet hook) and, for experienced crocheters, can be finished quickly in one afternoon. Beginners should allow themselves a little more crochet time. Other yarns or leftovers with a suitable hook size can also be used. In my opinion, however, the pattern shows up better in finer yarns.

The Möbius technique in crochet is considerably easier than in knitting.

For the illustrated PDF pattern basic crochet skills are sufficient (chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, slip stitch). Link tips for learning to crochet are included.

Crochet Pattern Lace Shawl Airy-Light

for any yarn you like, shown here made from approx. 80 g Daphne lace yarn (Schoeller+Stahl), 75% virgin wool, 25% polyamide, 50 g – 400 m for needle size 3.0 to 4.0; used here: crochet hook size 4.5

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Quick and easy to crochet, this shawl can be worn in many ways, e.g. as a shoulder wrap / poncho / triangular shawl / neckerchief / scarf / hooded scarf.. 

• Variable size
• Any yarn
• No gauge
• No crochet chart
• For both experienced crocheters and beginners
  
• These crochet skills are enough: chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches.

The PDF crochet pattern contains

• Short version of the pattern
• Step-by-step illustrated pattern
• Crochet techniques for beginners as well as link tips

Material:
Basically, any yarn you like can be used, with a hook about one to two sizes larger than recommended on the respective ball band. Fine lace yarns are especially recommended for this pattern. 4-ply sock yarn also works well. 

Crochet pattern for the VERSPIELT scarf/cowl and headband in a simple shell pattern
Difficulty level: easy – also suitable for experienced beginners.



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The scarf can also be sewn together and worn as a cowl (wrapped twice around the neck), basically in any season . Add the matching headband, and you have a pretty (gift) set.

Experienced crocheters can crochet both quickly in one weekend.

I made the set with summery cotton yarn, here using Schachenmayr Cotton Bamboo, 50% cotton / 50% viscose,50 g – 120 m, needle size according to the label 3 - 4, crochet hook size 4.0 used here; gauge according to the label 22 sts x 30 rows = 10 x 10 cm.

Yarn alternative: e.g. Merino Extrafine 120 by Schachenmayr.

Yarn requirements / finished measurements:

• 150 g for the scarf/cowl: approx. 14 cm x 140 cm – length variable
• 50 g for the headband - size variable

The 8-page PDF pattern is illustrated, but requires the following basic crochet skills:
chain stitches, double crochet, single crochet, crocheting in rows. A link explaining the basic skills is included in the PDF. 

Now it has already become a classic..

Knitting Pattern Triangular Shawl CHIEMSEE WAVES




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.. this cuddly-soft lace shawl in the finished measurements 150 cm x 65 cm made from merino.

The download includes a

• PDF knitting pattern with detailed photos and explanations (21 pages) with a short version to print
• PDF basic knitting techniques incl. crocheting chain stitches and slip stitches

These knitting skills are used:
casting on stitches, knit and purl stitches, increasing stitches from the strand between stitches, knitting through the back loop and purling through the back loop, yarn overs, knitting stitches together, slip-slip-knit decreases, binding off stitches. No gauge required.

Difficulty level: intermediate / easy for experienced knitters

Material:
Basically, any thin yarn you like with a suitable needle size + one needle size larger than recommended on the yarn label can be used.
Used here: 50 g light turquoise + 50 g darker turquoise Ferner Wolle Merino Lace hand-dyed, 100% merino, 50 g – 250 m for needle size 2.0 to 3.0; used here: circular knitting needles 3.0 with different cable lengths (60 cm for the start, then switch to 80 cm cable length), circular knitting needle 4.0 at least 80 cm cable length; yarn needle for weaving in ends, scissors; crochet hook size 2.5.

A Touch of Something.. Reversible Loop/Hooded Scarf - One Size - Easy to Knit




“A Touch of Something..” – versatile to wear e.g. as a reversible loop / hooded scarf / shoulder warmer.

One size – easy to knit.

The PDF pattern includes images from the image gallery.

These basic knitting skills are needed:
casting on stitches, knit and purl stitches, knit 2 stitches together, increase 1 stitch, knitting in the round, binding off.


We need:
just under 50 g Austermann Kid Silk (75% kid mohair, 25% silk 25 g/LL 225 m (hand wash),  needle size 3–4; used here: circular knitting needle 3.5, stitch marker, yarn needle for weaving in ends, tape measure, scissors

For knitting beginners, I recommend appropriately thin (lace) yarns without mohair.

Short knitting pattern for a simple lace-pattern shoulder shawl/scarf



All desired yarns and sizes possible.

A feather-light gradient lace shawl (yarn used here: 150 g Austermann Caleido Lace for approx. 42 cm x 112 cm) in a simple lace pattern, which can be worn as a shoulder shawl, scarf, or even as a hooded scarf.

Basic knitting skills (casting on, knit and purl stitches, edge stitches, yarn overs / knitting together, binding off) are enough for this simple lace pattern.

Go for it!
3 Techniques - Knitted Möbius Scarf, Collar, Headband





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Here the basic principle and three cast-on techniques for knitting Möbius scarves/loops are presented. Try them out and choose your favorite method :-)

The PDF pattern is detailed and illustrated and includes 2 patterns.

Model 1 – Colorful - is a Möbius loop/scarf with a circumference of approx. 90 cm and a height of approx. 20 cm, which can be worn beautifully in different variations as a shoulder warmer and neck warmer (see image). For this we only need 1 ball of Woolly Hugs Bandy, here color no. 7, 100 g – 210 m, 100% cotton, gauge according to the ball band: 14 sts x 20 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm; size 6.0 circular knitting needle with a cable length of 1 m; stitch marker; measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends. If needed, a small leftover of a slightly thinner, color-matching yarn (e.g. Record 210 – potholder yarn, here in green) and crochet hook 4.5.

Model II – Möbius Collar in Milk White fits wonderfully around the neck like a turtleneck, but can also be worn as a headband. This model makes a wonderful gift and can be knitted in just a few hours. For this we only need 1 ball of merino yarn, 50 g – 85 m, e.g. Merino 85 by Austermann or Schachenmayr, 100% merino, according to the ball band for needle size 6 – 7 and a gauge of 16 sts x 22 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm. Used here: circular knitting needle 6.0, cable length 80 cm to 100 cm; stitch marker; measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends.

Both models are worked in a simple reversible rib pattern.

These knitting skills are required:
casting on stitches, knit and purl stitches, knitting in the round, knit stitches together, purl stitches together, yarn over, bind off. A basic knitting course is not included, but link tips are.

By the way: there is also a calculation aid - Excel spreadsheet for Möbius scarf calculation (click me) for this.

Knitting Pattern Loop 'Violetta'




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This reversible loop scarf is quick to knit in one weekend. Finished measurements: approx. 156 cm circumference x 32 cm (rolls up). But you can also pull it apart and wear it as a shoulder warmer.

Wearable in every season, it can be worn 1 x / 2 x or 3 x around the neck and matches the "Violetta" hat and "Violetta" bag.

Required

• Knitting skills: cast-on, knit stitches, knitting in the round with circular knitting needles
• Crochet skills: chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches (needed for the final but crucial round)

The PDF pattern includes pictures. Difficulty level: fairly easy.

Material:
100 g Catania (Schachenmayr) or Limone (Austermann), 100% cotton, 50 g – 125 m for needle size 2.5 – 3.5, used here: circular knitting needle size 8.0 (because yarn is held double) with an 80 cm cable length, gauge according to the ball band: 26 sts x 36 rows = 10 x 10 cm [Note: yarn that snags, such as mohair, is not suitable for this], stitch marker, yarn needle for weaving in ends, measuring tape, scissors, crochet hook 6.0

Möbius Crochet Loop for Everyone—Quick and Easy




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A wonderfully light and quick-to-crochet scarf/loop that can also be worn as a shoulder warmer or hood scarf—crocheted using the Möbius technique. The Möbius technique in crocheting is really very simple (illustrated). You crochet from the horizontal center, which creates sophisticated pattern effects.

This Möbius loop, with a circumference of approx. 90 cm and a height of approx. 25 cm, can be worn in all the variations shown, for both men and women. It’s also easy for children to make (using thinner yarn is recommended if necessary). And best of all: with the type and weight of yarn used here (see below) and this size, no gauge (it doesn’t matter down to the centimeter) is required.

The detailed illustrated PDF pattern includes instructions and tips for using other
yarns of your choice as well as for other sizes.

These crochet skills are sufficient:
chain stitches, single crochet. Everything else, including slip stitches, is explained. The PDF includes (video) links to resources for beginners learning to crochet.

Materials for the model shown: approx. 300 g merino yarn, 50 g – 45 m (e.g., MyBoshi No. 3), size 6.0 crochet hook; measuring tape, scissors, a yarn needle for weaving in ends, and stitch markers.
The ribbed pattern requires about 50 g more yarn than is usual for simple plain patterns. The crochet hook size should match the yarn being used.

By the way: this Möbius loop goes well with the Crochet Hat for Everyone – very easy (click here)

Beautiful colors + simple pattern + great cut = a snood you simply must have!

This loop scarf in a tartan look has a sophisticated effect, yet is so easy to make that it is also suitable for beginners !

The circumference is about 80 cm, and the height is approx. 50 cm.
However, the included cut and the gauge make it possible to adjust the size individually.

You will also find a chart of the color scheme as well as a detailed description in the pattern.
In addition, detailed photo documentation helps guide you through the knitting process.
The tartan technique is also described and illustrated in detail.

And here is the pattern and more details...

Crochet pattern for a simple cowl. This pattern is also suitable for beginners. Crocheted with 50 g of Schachenmayr Merino Extrafine 285 Lace, 50 g / LL 285, this cowl can be finished in one weekend. 

Each row of the pattern is shown in a crochet chart and explained in writing, row by row.

Click here to go directly to the pattern.

Looking for a gift for your favorite man? Then the ROLO scarf might be just the thing! ROLO is very easy to knit and, thanks to the detailed explanation, also suitable for beginners. And the best part: It works with all yarn weights, and you don’t even need to knit a gauge swatch!

This way to the ROLO scarf: CLICK!

And here’s another project that the gentlemen (and of course the ladies too) will enjoy: the MAIK cowl. This cowl is also very easy to knit and can be made with any yarn weight. By the way: There’s also a matching hat and gloves, either individually or in a savings set. Just have a browse through my shop :-)

Click here for the MAIK cowl: CLICK!

This scarf collar is simple and clever at the same time! It is knitted using only knit stitches and has 1 button and 3
buttonholes. It can be folded and buttoned in different ways. The different ways to wear it will make you want to try new combinations with your everyday wardrobe again and again.
Materials:

• 200 g thick yarn (e.g. "Olympia" by Lana Grossa)
  
• 1 circular knitting needle, size 9
  
• For the crocheted buttonhole row: 1 crochet hook, size 6 or 7
• 1 large decorative button
  

In the 10-page step-by-step pattern, I show you exactly how the scarf collar is knitted. The buttonhole row is crocheted using single crochet stitches and chain stitches.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project.

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Warm regards - Yours, Ina

With the help of this pattern, you can crochet a beautiful and stylish cowl yourself. You can style it in endless ways, and it goes with many outfits. 

• The cowl was crocheted using a soft Katia Matiz yarn, making it very comfortable to wear. Of course, you can use any other type of yarn as well. 
• The pattern is fully illustrated and suitable for beginners with basic crochet skills. 
• For this pattern, you should be familiar with the following stitches and terms: crocheting in rows, chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, working two double crochets together, slip stitches. 
• Size 4 crochet hook.

Click here for the pattern: 



A loop scarf that is easy to knit, fantastically soft, and looks great in every color.
The pattern is very well suited for knitting beginners.

Materials:

• 50 g "Superior" by Filatura di Crosa" (color of your choice)
• size 3 circular knitting needle (60 or 80 cm long)
• size 3 crochet hook

I hope you enjoy this project.

Warm regards from Ina

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PS. I’ve knitted it many times already—it simply always looks wonderful and is super cozy.

Stylish, modern, casual, and not too thick: This set consists of a relaxed slouchy hat and a matching scarf that can also be made as a loop. The hat and loop are light and soft. Thanks to the high-quality, fine yarn made from cuddly-soft baby alpaca, it has hardly any weight (hat = 115 g) and doesn’t sit too heavily on your head
and can also be quickly stowed away in your handbag. Thanks to the baby alpaca
it still keeps you nice and warm.

The knitting pattern is very well suited for beginners because everything is explained and shown exactly step by step.

Materials for the set:

• 300 g of cuddly-soft baby alpaca (I reveal my source to you in the pattern)
• for the hat: circular knitting needles or a set of double-pointed needles in sizes 3 and 4 and
  
• for the scarf, size 6 - and
  
• stitch markers or small rings that can be used to mark stitches.

I hope you enjoy the project and wearing it.

Click here to go directly to the pattern!

Warm regards from "Ina strickt"

Soft, colorful, a little romantic, and quick and easy to crochet! With or without a crocheted rose: Loop JORDIS stands out above all for its pretty fan stitch pattern and the yarn with its beautiful color gradients. Here, a gradient yarn was crocheted together with a solid-colored fluffy yarn so the overall effect doesn’t become too colorful. If you prefer something very subtle: The loop scarf also looks fantastic with solid-colored yarns of the same weight! It can be worked from either the crochet chart or the written instructions for all rounds, and there is a photo tutorial for the knitted rose.

Difficulty level: easy, also suitable for practiced beginners

Required crochet skills: chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, slip stitches, crocheting in rounds

Material:

• 2 skeins (= 100 g) Mille Colori Baby *(100% virgin wool, yardage 190 m/50 g) in Pastel (color no. 0052) and
• 2 skeins (= 50 g) Lusso (36% extra-fine merino wool, 27% silk, 19% baby camel, 18% mohair, yardage 180 m/25 g) in Light Beige (color no. 0023), both yarns by LANG YARNS. Or alternatively: any other yarn with short color gradients and a similar yardage (= 190 m/50 g), as well as a fluffy yarn (e.g. mohair yarn) with a similar yardage (= 180 m/25 g).
• Crochet hooks: No. 5 and No. 6.
  

Here’s the crochet pattern: Crochet Loop JORDIS

Have fun crocheting,
Annette

This knitted scarf is designed for cool fall days. It’s made from sock yarn, so it’s not extremely warm, but rather better suited to the transitional season. A lovely lace pattern makes it fun to knit.

You can find the pattern here.

This pattern for an infinity scarf comes in several variations. Short or long, knitted in rounds or in rows, with buttons or without buttons—the possibilities are many. The infinity scarf has a simple lace pattern and knits up quickly in bulky yarn.

Click here for the pattern.

This pattern works especially well with sock yarns featuring colorful gradients.

The pattern is here.



The scarf is knitted diagonally and has a narrow lace edge on one side. The diagonal shaping really lets colorful yarns shine.

For those who love something a little out of the ordinary, I have a real treat here: a scarf made using the double-knitting technique.

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Beginners, stay away—that much I’ll reveal. With double-knitting, there’s no right or wrong side; both sides look equally good. The colors are simply mirrored on the opposite side.
The pattern, shown in several knitting charts, consists of lots of little dots.