Crochet Infinity Scarf Patterns and Crochet Cowls: 26 Patterns

All you need is one skein of worsted weight yarn in your favorite color to complete this crochet pattern.

 All you need is one skein of your favorite yarn, and you're all set. The cute button embellishment is optional and easy to attach once you're finished crocheting directions are included. 

Made with super bulky yarn, this free crochet pattern works up quickly and easily. Infinity scarves are becoming increasingly popular as a fashion icon and are always a welcome addition to any girl's winter wardrobe.

The scarf is made flat and then the ends are slip stitched together in a way that keeps the seam invisible on the right side. The flower is worked flat too and then rolled in to shape.

The beautiful earth-toned colors used in this free crochet pattern are perfect for autumn.

If you crochet it lengthwise, you can make it into a trendy infinity scarf by seaming up the ends. Another option is to skip the seaming and make it into a traditional scarf.

Scarf patterns that use Patons Moxie Chinchilla are easy to work up and hide those silly mistakes. This is as fun scarf that you can bedazzle with gems, sequins or beads.

Love the look of fur, but don't agree with wearing real fur? This Faux Fur Infinity Scarf is a great design to show off.

The magical hues and beautiful broomstick lace of this Forever Young Infinity Scarf will make people stop and stare - intermediate crocheters, welcome!

It uses 2 skeins for the whole scarf and a simple stitch so that you can work it up quickly and easily. 

 The lovely green, blue, and brown color scheme works great with the chevron crochet pattern. The smaller size makes this scarf fit nice and snug around the neck when you double-it up, or you can unloop it so that it is longer to keep mixing things up.

The crochet infinity scarf is the perfect size so that whether you loop it once or twice, the length will fall just right instead of being that awkward in-between. 

The stylish fringe detail on this scarf makes this a unique crochet pattern that is bound to stand out. The easy stitching in this scarf is accessible to all skill levels and gives it a beautiful touch.

The eyelets and textured cotton make this perfect for year-round wearing, just follow the crochet instructions for the best result.

This super easy pattern features a simple to follow repetition of treble crochet, half double crochet and slip stitches. Once you get the pattern down, you're going to able to customize this into a long infinity scarf or a tight cozy stocking scarf in no time. 

It's an easy crochet pattern that's worked in rows, so if you'd like to make the pattern longer to transform it into an infinity crochet scarf, it's easy to do so. Add buttons to give the pattern closure and security.

This Simple Woven Cowl is squishy and soft and makes the perfect cold weather accessory. Contains a photo tutorial for the stitch pattern to help you successfully complete the pattern.

This Purple Convertible Cowl is great for beginners. A free crochet pattern like this can be worn a few different ways as a scarf, a hat or a neck warmer.

 Inspired by the knitwear on the Outlander TV series, this Sassenach Cowl is quick and easy to make, even for beginners.

Get a fresh look with the Stagger Stitch Dimensions Cowl. It's an easy color blocked crochet cowl with a unique stitch pattern that you'll never want to take off. 

This Diamond in the Rough Cowl is a fabulous cowl that will keep you nice and warm during the winter months. 

The craziest thing about this free pattern is that you don't even need a crochet hook to complete it, you can use your fingers! This crochet scarf was completed using just half a skein of bulky weight yarn from Lion Brand, and it was worked up in less than one inning of baseball.

This chunky crochet cowl pattern won't let the frost-bite.This crochet cowl is made with the Tunisian stitch, which gives it a unique faux knitted look and won't let cold air in.

To work this crochet cowl, you'll be working in rows and then joining (or seaming) the ends together, so no worries if you aren't comfortable working in the round! The free pattern features an easy repeating pattern and uses simple stitches to keep you going.