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Gear up for cold weather with these adorable knit and crocheted infinity scarves. With a whole slew of styles to choose from, there’s bound to be something to suit everyone’s style! This Crimson Ridge Cowl, for example, is great for beginning crochet fans and can easily be worn by men and women alike. A very simple and easy pattern like this one is also great for last-minute gift ideas and a fun way to accessorize almost any outfit.
If you’re looking for something on a larger scale, check out this Knit Moebius Wrap. Great for wrapping around your neck in the colder months and wearing as a shawl in the warmer months, this is one fashionable staple that any woman would be happy to have in her closet.
Since infinity scarves are almost always in style, we’ve gathered up 12 patterns for you to make throughout 2014. With one pattern for every month of the year, you’ll be ready for cooler weather no matter what the month! And you can even wear several of these light and lacy infinity scarves on those warmer summer days. Get ready for your most fashionable year yet with these 12 Knit and Crochet Infinity Scarf Patterns!
A Year’s Worth of Infinity Scarves!
January: Slouchy Cowl
February: Classic Infinity Scarf
March: Paradores Infinity Scarf
April: Periwinkle Infinity Scarf
May: Artfully Simple Infinity Scarf
June: Homemade Ombre Infinity Scarf
July: Willy Wonka Infinity Scarf
August: Sea Foam Infinity Scarf
September: Forever 21 Knockoff Infinity Scarf
October: Houndstooth Crocheted Wrap-Around Scarf
November: Autumn Infinity Scarf
December: Vanilla Meringue Cowl
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These are soooo trendy right now and like $30 bucks at the store. I bought one as a gift off Etsy and my friend loves it! I should try to make that Willy Wonka (July) infinity for sure!
Infinity scarves are one of my favorite things to crochet (other than baby hats because they go by so quickly). I never thought scarves could be worn during the summer because it’s so hot, but I’ll have to give the summer ones listed a try, because I just love the look! One of my friends is going to Europe this summer and they wear scarves all the time there, so I’ll have to make her one.