16 Free Crochet Hat Patterns, Scarves, and Gloves

1 16 free Crochet Hat patterns , scarves , and Gloves Find great craft projects at FaveCrafts. 2 16 free Crochet Hat patterns , scarves , and Gloves Copyright 2012 by Prime Publishing LLC All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording, or by any information storage or retrieval system, without written permission from the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles and reviews. Trademarks are property of their respective holders. When used, trademarks are for the benefit of the trademark owner only. Published by Prime Publishing LLC, 3400 Dundee Road, Northbrook, IL 60062 free Craft Projects free Crochet Projects free Knitting Projects free Holiday Craft Projects free Sewing Projects free Quilt Projects free Jewelry Projects free Christmas Crafts free Crochet Afghan patterns 16 free Crochet Hat patterns , scarves , and Gloves Find great craft projects at FaveCrafts.

2 3 Letter from the Editors Hello, Readers! With winter in full swing, it s time to start crocheting some warm winter hats, scarves , and Gloves ! These patterns are quick and easy, and they make great gifts too. Everyone can use a little extra warmth in their lives, especially when there s a chill in the air. Refresh your winter wardrobe by creating some stylish cold weather accessories using one of these great free patterns . You can find more craft projects, great activities for kids and decorating ideas at Our eBooks, like all of our craft projects, are absolutely free . Please feel free to share with family and friends and ask them to sign up at our website for free newsletters from We hope you enjoy reading and creating! Sincerely, The Editors of FaveCrafts 16 free Crochet Hat patterns , scarves , and Gloves Find great craft projects at FaveCrafts.

3 4 16 free Crochet Hat patterns , scarves , and Gloves eBook Table of Contents scarves .. 5 Crimson Ridge Cowl .. 5 Cute Bowtie Neckwarmer .. 7 Cupcake Scarf .. 9 Double the Fun Potato Chip Scarf .. 11 Gloves and 12 Easy Crochet Mittens .. 12 Lacy Wrist Warmers .. 14 Striped Fingerless Gloves .. 16 Hats ..18 Blooming Spring Hat .. 18 Easy to Crochet Petite Brimmed Cap .. 20 Beginner Crochet Cap .. 23 Grey Slouchie Beanie .. 24 Three Colored Cloche .. 26 Crochet Sets ..28 La Poetique Scarf and Beret Set .. 28 Crochet Scarf and Hat Roving Set .. 31 Beginner Crochet Hat and Scarf Set .. 32 Shimmering Lacy Bobble Scarf and Wristlets .. 34 16 free Crochet Hat patterns , scarves , and Gloves Find great craft projects at FaveCrafts. 5 scarves Crimson Ridge Cowl By: Salihan Crafts When the rest of the world slowly puts away their winter woolies, it's time for those down under to start crocheting for the upcoming chill.

4 The Crimson Ridge Cowl is an easy project you can whip up quickly for those unpredictable autumn days. Materials: Approximately 107 yards (98m) of Lion Brand Wool-ease Chunky or any bulky/12ply yarn US M/N (9mm) Crochet hook Embroidery needle Difficulty Level: Advanced Beginner You will need to have basic Crochet skills. This project uses a slightly advanced stitch, simple shaping and edging. Finished Measurements: 22" (56cm) circumference around the widest part and narrows to 19" (49cm) " (24cm) tall Gauge: 10 stitches = 4" (10cm) in single Crochet through back loop 16 free Crochet Hat patterns , scarves , and Gloves Find great craft projects at FaveCrafts. 6 Stitch Explanation: This pattern is written using American Crochet abbreviations ch(s) = chain(s) rnd(s) = round(s) st(s) = stitch(es) sc = single Crochet sctbl = single Crochet through back loop only sc2tog tbl = single Crochet 2 stitches together through back loops only Instructions: Chain 53 sts.

5 slip st into the first chain to join in the round. Rnd 1: Ch 1, 1 sctbl into each st, slip st into the turning ch (52 sts) Repeat round 1 until cowl measures 3" ( ) Rnd 2: Ch 1, *1 sctbl to next 11 sts, sc2tog tbl*, repeat ** to end of rnd, slip st into the turning ch (48 sts) Repeat round 1 until cowl measures 6" (15cm)Rnd 3: Ch 1, *1 sctbl to next 6 sts, sc2tog tbl*, repeat ** to end of rnd, slip st into the turning ch (42 sts) Repeat round 1 until cowl measures 9" (23cm) Rope edging rnd: Working from LEFT to RIGHT (opposite direction), ch 1, sc into each st, slip st into the turning ch. Ch 1 and fasten off. Weave in loose ends using the embroidering needle. 16 free Crochet Hat patterns , scarves , and Gloves Find great craft projects at FaveCrafts. 7 Cute Bowtie Neckwarmer By: Darla J. Fanton for Red Heart Yarn This is such a cute pattern you will love wearing around.

6 Who says bowties are just for men? This is an intermediate Crochet pattern that uses a double-ended Crochet hook. Materials: RED HEART Soft Yarn : 1 ball each 9440 Lt Grey Heather A, 9520 Seafoam B. Crochet Hooks: [US K-10 ] 10 double-ended Crochet hook; mm [US K-10 ] standard hook (used for edging only). Two stitch holders (at least 4 length), tapestry needle. Gauge: 19 sts = 4 ; 24 rows = 4 in double hook pattern. Check your Gauge: Use any size hook to obtain the gauge. Notes: The ends and center sections of the scarf are worked in the double-ended hook technique. The pick-up action and work-off action are listed as two separate rows. The Keyhole sections are worked in Tunisian Crochet where the pick-up and work-off actions comprise one row. A row is complete when you have one stitch remaining on the hook.

7 When working in horizontal stitches, insert hook under top loop only. Special Abbreviations: Horiz = horizontal Vert = vertical TKS = Tunisian Knit Stitch Insert hook from front to back between vertical strands of same st, yo and draw through keeping loop on hook. Neck Warmer: With A, ch 3. Row 1: Working in bump on wrong side of ch, pick up loop in 2nd ch from hook and remaining ch; slide loops to opposite end of hook and turn 3 loops on hook. Row 2: Place slip knot of B on left end of hook; draw slip knot through first loop, [yo, draw through 2 loops] twice; 1 loop of B remains. DO NOT TURN. Row 3: Pick up loop in first horiz st, pick up loop under next vert bar, pick up loop in next horiz st, pick up loop under final vert bar; slide loops to opposite end of hook and turn 5 loops. 16 free Crochet Hat patterns , scarves , and Gloves Find great craft projects at FaveCrafts.

8 8 Row 4: Pick up A, yo, draw through 1 loop; * yo, draw through 2 loops; repeat from * across until 1 loop of A remains. DO NOT TURN. Row 5: Pick up loop in first horiz st, pick up loop under next vert bar, pick up loop in each horiz st until 2 vert bars remain, pick up loop under next vert bar, pick up loop under final horiz st, skip final vert bar; slide loops to opposite end of hook and turn 7 loops. Rows 6-19: Repeat Rows 4-5, alternating two rows of A and two rows of B 21 sts at end of Row 19. Row 20: Repeat Row 4. Row 21: Pick up a loop in each horiz st; slide loops to opposite end of hook and turn 21 loops. Row 22: Repeat 4 with B. Row 23-30: Repeat Rows 21-22, alternating two rows of A and two rows of B. Divide for Keyhole Row 31: * Pick up loop in next horiz st, transfer loop to stitch holder, pick up loop in next horiz st holding it on hook; repeat from * keeping st holder to the back of work.

9 DO NOT TURN 11 B sts on hook, 10 B sts on holder Row 32: Working only sts on hook, yo, draw through one loop, * yo, draw through 2 loops; repeat from * across; drop B, ch 1 with A. Row 33: TKS in each st across 11 sts. Row 33 Return: Yo, draw through 1 loop; *yo, draw through 2 loops; repeat from * across until 1 loop remains; DO NOT TURN. Rows 34-40 Return: Repeat Row 33 and Row 33 Return. Row 41: TKS in each st across, transfer loops to 2nd stitch holder. Work 2nd half of 1st keyhole: Turn work, place loops from 1st st holder on hook making sure B yarn is to the left. Repeat Rows 32 41 on 10 sts with B. Rejoin sts: Holding work so st holder with 11 sts is closest to you, replace loops on hook beginning with 1st st at right edge of front holder and alternating 1 st from each holder. 21 sts on hook, one strand of yarn at each edge of work.

10 Row 42: Repeat Row 4 with A, drop A, ch 1 with B. Rows 43-146: Repeat Rows 21-22, alternating two rows of A and two rows of B. Divide for Keyhole: Row 147: Repeat Row 31. Rows 148-157: Repeat Rows 32-41. Work 2nd half of 2nd keyhole as for first through Rejoining Sts. Row 158: Repeat Row 42. Rows 159-168: Repeat Rows 21-22 alternating two rows of A and two rows of B. Row 169: Skip 1st horiz st, pick up loop in each horiz st until 2 remain; skip next horiz st, pick up loop in final horiz st; slide loops to opposite end of hook and turn 19 loops. Row 170: Repeat Row 4. Rows 171-184: Repeat rows 169-170; noting two fewer loops on hook each pick-up row 5 loops at end of Row 183. Row 185: Skip first horiz st, slip st in next horiz st, skip next horiz st, slip st in final horiz st; transfer final loop of A to standard hook for edging.