During the coming winter and autumn, remember to protect your neck! With these beautiful patterns, wearing a knitted scarf won’t be a boring must, but you’ll look stylish! Check out these patterns and create your favourite Fashion Scarf!
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Bondurant Limited Time Free Knitting Pattern
- Designed by Monica Wesley
Take a chance and download this knitted scarf pattern while it’s free. The project is affordable for adventurous beginners. The pattern includes instructions for knitting a scarf and cowl, so you’ll get 2-in-1 if you won’t miss the opportunity. But it is worth some money, be sure.
PHOTOS by Expression Fiber Arts / Ravelry.com
Find the original free for a limited time pattern on expressionfiberarts.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
The Silly Goose Scarf
- Designed by Chic and Regal Knits
The lacy design of this knitted scarf looks like a professional make, but the pattern is free and beginner-friendly! You can easily adjust the length and make it as long as you like. Choose the lightweight cashmere yarn, which will warm you up perfectly.
PHOTOS by Chic and Regal Knits / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
Bulky Lace Scarf
- Designed by Susan Frick
Bulky scarves are incredibly cozy, but when it is bulky plus lacy… How could it be? It becomes super stylish! And here is a free pattern for such a bulky lace knitted scarf. It will fit all your autumn outfits perfectly! Just choose your favorite color.
PHOTOS by Susan Frick / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on aboxoftwine.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Landscapes Scarf
- Designed by Gina Michele
Sometimes we need simple projects to rest and fresh our minds. Good, when the garment will be useful and nice. Perfect, when you’ll love it and wear it every day because it cheers you up. Like this colorful and cozy knitted scarf with a free pattern. Add it to your relaxing list, and enjoy!
PHOTOS by Gina Michele / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on gina-michele.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
One Row Lace Scarf
If you’re a fan of colourful and original styles, you’ll love this scarf. This One Row Lace Scarf is a beautiful combination of colours that will cheer up even a rainy day! Choose your favourite colours and start today! I’m sure you’ll be amazed!
You will find this free pattern here.
ZigZag Lace Scarf
This ZigZag Lace Scarf is a great solution if you don’t like too warm and thick things, because it is thin, but at the same time it has a protective function. What’s more, it looks really stylish, don’t you think? I really love it!
You will find this pattern here.
Noro Scarf
Do you love simplicity and elegance? That’s perfect, because this Noro Scarf will meet your expectations. Just take a look at this beautiful minimalist pattern. Here you see colorful versions, but if you prefer create it in subdued colors to make it universal.
You will find this free pattern here.
Lagoa
Unusual vivid color combinations are something I like because it is different and original. And when we add an unusual pattern, something wonderful comes out – this Lagoa scarf. Even if you put basic jacket, the outfit will be amazing with this scarf!
You will find this free pattern here.
Hillflowers Scarf
This Hillflowers Scarf has something special about it. It is in vintage style, which is timeless and has its own charm. It looks like a scarf made by my dear grandmother, so I smile under my nose when I look at it. Isn’t it wonderful?
You will find this pattern here.
Gradient Scarf
Ombre is a great solution if you do not like too colorful things, but at the same time you do not want to have a regular scarf. This gentle gradient always looks beautiful. Choose your favorites and create this beautiful Gradient Scarf!
You will find this pattern here.
Striped Chevron Scarf
This scarf is fun and easy to do! If you like geometric shapes and colors, this Striped Chevron Scarf is a great choice for you! Remember to choose a consistent set of colors that match each other, and create this amazing scarf.
You will find this free pattern here.
Twirling Leaf Scarf
This Twirling Leaf Scarf looks very atristic and original. What’s more, it’s perfect for autumn because its unusual pattern resembles a leaf, can you see it? I love such original patterns that make ugly weather not so bad anymore!
You will find this pattern here.
Jubilee Scarf
This scarf is ideal for autumn and winter, because of its warmth and functionality. It has small openings, but when you wrap it around your neck a few times, it will keep you really warm! Choose your favourite colour and start today!
You will find this free pattern here.
Naname Lace Scarf
It’s time for something funny and girly. This scarf is beautifully coloured, isn’t it? These colorful stripes will make every day happy and positive. This is the scarf you need in the autumn! Choose the colours you want, but I suggest you also choose pink because it’s really cute!
You will find this free pattern here.
Lark Wrap
- DESIGNED by Purl Soho
How do you like this knitted scarf in the pictures below? It’s made by Purl Soho and the colors are so on point, don’t you think? I simply love both the texture and the delicate pink shade. It’s going to be your favorite winter accessory!
PHOTOS by Purl Soho / ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on purlsoho.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Self-Striping Chevrons Scarf
- DESIGNED by Carrie Ellis
This gorgeous knitted scarf in the pictures below was created by Carrie Ellis and it’s such a pretty and eye-catching piece, don’t you think? It uses less than one skein of Caron Skinny Cakes to make and the finished piece is 8” wide and 90” long.
PHOTOS by Carrie Ellis / ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on drive.google.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Quiltbox
- DESIGNED by Amy Singer
This pretty knitted scarf below is the work by Amy Singer and it’s designed to make you look as happy, bright and colorful as it’s possible on those grey and gloomy days! You can easily lengthen it or make it shorter. And play with the colors, it’s totally up to you!
PHOTOS by Amy Singer / ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on knitty.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.