Easy Crochet Autumn Scarf

ByRaji's Craft Hobby Posted:

Autumn is here and nothing is cozier around your neck than a cowl or bright colorful and cheery scarf. Here’s a beautiful and simple crochet scarf pattern that will keep you warm and cozy during those cooler months. Today I am sharing the pattern for this Easy Crochet Autumn Scarf. The pattern is made by repeating only 2 rounds until you reach the size needed. This cozy Autumn scarf is the perfect beginner-friendly crochet project.

The color of the scarf is perfect for Fall! But you can very well use any color of your choice and make them match any holiday season. This would also make a wonderful stash busting crochet project.

Materials Used:-
Cake Yarn
4 mm Crochet Hook

Size:-
7/ 45 Inches – can be customized to any size

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