Free Knitting Patterns: Scarves
A scarf are probably one of the most popular knitting project. They are typically straight forward to knit and don't require seaming or careful attention to gauge. This makes them ideal first projects for beginning knitters. Below, you will find dozens for free knit scarf patterns, from simple stitch patterns to complex cable designs.
Riona's Diamonds
Beginner/Intermediate. This scarf is a wonderful piece that combines a textured seed stitch with a dainty diamond lace rib.
Gauge: 0.875 stitches per inch or 3.5 stitches per 4 inches.
Seeds and Cables Scarf
Beginner. Make a bold statement with classic cables. The seed stitch background sets off the cables.
Gauge: 0.0 stitches per inch or 0.0 stitches per 4 inches.
Mouse Scarf
Intermediate. This pattern is part of the Hampton collection in Very British Toddler Knits.
Americana keyhole scarf
Beginner. A cozy, practical, classic keyhole scarf in Red Heart Super Saver Americana yarn.
Gauge: 0.0 stitches per inch or 0.0 stitches per 4 inches.
Atilla Scarf
Beginner. An asymmetrical scarf knit side to side. It’s all about the texture - This is ALL knit, no purls!
Gauge: 1.0625 stitches per inch or 4.25 stitches per 4 inches.
Fire Beads Scarf
Beginner. A simple stitch and a textured yarn combine to add pops of color to a cozy accessory.
Gauge: 0.0 stitches per inch or 0.0 stitches per 4 inches.
Ilsa Scarf
Intermediate. The Ilsa Scarf is a perfect companion when you aren’t sure what the day has in store.
Grass Stitch Scarf
Beginner/Intermediate. A simple slip stitch pattern adds a gentle texture to this unisex scarf. Wear it knotted or with a s
Ocean Star Infinity Scarf
Beginner. Bulky yarn and an easy, openwork star stitch combine to form a great last-minute gift.
Swiss Check Scarf
Beginner/Intermediate. Made with alternating skeins of the same variegated worsted weight yarn and size US 8 needles.
Gauge: 4.75 stitches per inch or 19.0 stitches per 4 inches.
Hannah
Beginner/Intermediate. Infinity scarf with a leaf pattern contrasted by seed stitch.
Gauge: 4.25 stitches per inch or 17.0 stitches per 4 inches.
Clipper Scarf
Beginner/Intermediate. Easy and fast knit, uses a simple clip to secure at any placement on the scarf you like.
Gauge: 1.0 stitches per inch or 4.0 stitches per 4 inches.
Ojos de Bruja Scarf
Beginner/Intermediate.
Gauge: 0.0 stitches per inch or 0.0 stitches per 4 inches.
Murano Glass Scarf/Neckwarmer by JUL Designs
Beginner/Intermediate. This scarf was inspired by the Murano glass so famous from the Murano of Venetian fame.
Albers Scarf Pattern by JUL Designs
Beginner/Intermediate. This scarf is intended as a color experiment for knitters of any skill level.
Checkerboard Cable Scarf
Beginner/Intermediate. Unisex, chunky, cable scarf knit with two strands of yarn held together.
Loom Knit Scarf
Beginner. Loom Knit Scarf is among the easiest and most requested project. Pattern with Video Tutorial
Through Thick and Thin Scarf
Beginner. A garter-stitch-only scarf that's knitted from side to side and shaped with short row triangles
Color Block Easy Infinity Scarf
Beginner. This easy and lovely infinity scarf is worked in alternating stockinette and garter stitch.
Totally Triangular Scarf
Beginner/Intermediate. This simple sideways garter stitch scarf increases & decreases slowly making a long, skinnier scarf.
Gauge: 4.25 stitches per inch or 17.0 stitches per 4 inches.
Truly Triangular Scarf
Beginner/Intermediate. This is a simple sideways garter stitch triangular scarf. Any amount of yarn can be used.
Gauge: 4.25 stitches per inch or 17.0 stitches per 4 inches.
Basic Cabled Scarf
Beginner/Intermediate.
Gauge: 8.5 stitches per inch or 34.0 stitches per 4 inches.
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