Coziest Fall Crochet: Free Celtic Weave Infinity Cowl Scarf Pattern
Can you feel that slight crispness in the morning air? September is finally here, and for crafters, it is officially the most wonderful time of the year. It’s time to pack away the lightweight summer cottons and dive headfirst into cozy textures, rich colors, and comforting projects.
If you are looking for the ultimate thick and warm fashion accessory to jumpstart your autumn wardrobe, this is it. Styled in a gorgeous, seasonal camel gold or rich burgundy, this cowl features stunning, intricate stitch work that mimics traditional Celtic knots. It is generously sized to allow for a double twist over your shoulders, keeping you extra bundled, comfortable, and stylish as the temperatures drop.
Grab your favorite hook, pour a warm mug of apple cider, and scroll down for the full free pattern details below!
Scarf Details & Dimensions Fit: Measures 58 inches in circumference by 5 1/2 inches tall (perfect for a double twist!).
Care Instructions: Machine or hand wash in cold/warm water. Tumble dry on low heat or lay flat to dry.
SKILL LEVEL:
Easy/Intermediate
MATERIALS:
Yarn: 2 balls Hobby Lobby Soft Secret Yarn
Hook: Size K crochet hook
Notions: Blunt needle for weaving in ends
ABBREVIATIONS:
ch = chain
hdc = half double crochet
dc = double crochet
sp = space
sps - spaces
sl st - slip stitch
sts = stitches
yo = yarn over hook
SPECIAL STITCHES
Beginning Celtic Weave Stitch: Ch 3 and in same stitch, yo hook, insert hook in same st, draw up loop and pull through 2 loops.
Celtic Weave Stitch: Dc and in same stitch, yo hook, insert hook in same st, draw up loop and pull through 2 loops.
PATTERN INSTRUCTIONS
Note: Work this pattern using 2 strands of yarn held together.
Foundation: Ch 158. Join with sl st to beginning ch, being careful not to twist the chain.
ROW 1: Work a Beginning Celtic weave st. Skip 1 ch. Celtic weave st in next st. Repeat from to ending with 1 ch left. Join with sl st to beginning ch 3. Turn.
ROWS 2 - 13: Repeat Row 1.
Finishing: Fasten off, weave in all ends with your blunt needle, and trim any excess yarn.
Thank you for stopping by, happy crocheting, and I hope you enjoy your new cozy cowl!
Designed by Robin Harley, Threaded Flair