15 autumn knitted scarves and hood patterns
If you ask us, once the cold weather arrives and settles down, there won’t be too many knitwear!We always pay close attention to the new things weave in autumn, but this year we real When it comes to knitted scarves and turbans, get a feel for it. Maybe it’s because having one can mean the difference between being comfortable or feeling frozen, or maybe it’s because they are great gifts, but we have been bookmarking patterns we want to try for weeks!
Just in case you like the idea of knitting some new scarves and headscarves for the fall as much as we do, if not more, here are 15 of the best patterns, designs and tutorials we have encountered in our search so far.
1. 3- rabbit hood
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Just in case you have always liked the appearance of woven fairings, but you prefer to completely knit your work rather than simply knit the woven work together, this is the perfect pattern for you! We really like this design of 3 Rabbits Patterns, it looks woven, but there is a hole in the middle of each “cross”.
2. Seed needle fairing
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We will say it directly: the seed stitch is our absolute favorite Sew it! The way the yarn moves back and forth is fun and relaxing, and we like the visual rewards of this effort in the finished product. Then you won’t be surprised, we just love this fully seed stitched fairing from Sheep & Stitch!
3. Kelso scarf
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You really live in a place that is slightly milder in autumn, and you definitely still like to wrap your neck with warm things, but the stitched fabric does not need to be as dense as you live in a colder place?In that case, we would Absolutely I suggest taking a look at how Marianna’s Lazy Daisy Days made this fantastic fairing more mesh!
4. Knitted cable button fairing
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In addition to this wonderful thick pattern of Windy City Knits is a great learning tool for those who want to try simple cables and button holes for the first time, we can’t forget how much we like its basic design! The cable and its garter stitching will help this fairing lay nicely on your chest under your jacket.
5. Gorgeous grape cover
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This is another slightly lighter knitted cover design for you to consider, just in case you do live in a warm place, but the mesh design we showed you before does not fully appeal to you! We like this slightly delicate pattern of All Free Knitting. Its back is dense. It sits on your neck, but hangs loosely at the front to provide comfort.
6. Intermezzo beaded hood
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Maybe you are actually an experienced knitter, besides adding a little stitch pattern to the mix, you also want to go a step further in some creative way? Then maybe it’s time to try beaded knitting! Rahymah will guide you step by step through the process of making a beaded knitted headscarf. Although it is beautiful, it is actually much simpler than it looks.
7. Mistral scarf
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Maybe you want to make some kind of decorative scarf so that you or your loved ones can continue to be fashionable and elegant this fall, not just look helpless? In this case, we definitely recommend that you check out how Lavender Hill Knits used color gradients and angles to make this amazing piece!
8. Traveler infinite scarf
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Are you more willing to design some bulky, comfortable and easy-to-wrap items that make you look very bohemian, but no matter what your outfit is, as long as you can easily roll it up in the cold? Then we thought that maybe this particularly wide and exquisite infinity scarf from Mama in A Stitch might be right for you.
9. Simple ribbed scarf
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Are you actually new to knitting and want to make things simpler and more manageable? Maybe you are actually just looking for a design that is slightly less girlish in details so that you can make it for one of your more masculine loved ones. In either case, we recommend that you take a look at this very warm ribbed design by Knit Chic Grace.
10. Leaf column scarf
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Are you really looking for something more advanced and impressive? Then we think you might get along well with this amazing lace scarf design by Brooke Nelson! In addition to being a great autumn item as a scarf, lace is also inspired by the shape of the leaves, so it is almost a perfect piece.
11. Rippenschal scarf
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Have you always liked scarf patterns, these patterns can provide you with some kind of awesome design elements just by relying on the stitch combination you created, rather than any complicated or fancy things? In this case, we have a feeling that you will appreciate the way the stitches in this pattern of Margarete Dolff seem to cross each other and change direction, especially if you are a big fan of ribbing!
12. Brioche Cabled high neck scarf
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For these knitters, this is another fairly advanced model. They are indeed very skilled, but they prefer something a little thick and warm than to knit lace on a scarf, because they live in a rather cold place. ! Take a look at how Wearable Art Emporium makes this pattern. It is not only woven with cables, but it also presents you with gorgeous density due to the brioche stitches.
13. Birch scarf
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Do you really like this leaf-inspired lace autumn scarf, but you are worried that its width is too thin for you, which means you might put all your work into it because you don’t like wearing it?Then we really Suggest to look at something like this amazing birch-inspired scarf, which comes from hand-knitted stuff! It is still slightly laced and very autumn-themed, but for those who find it satisfactory, it has a wider width.
14. Daphne scarf
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Don’t worry, fall leaves lovers; we haven’t finished the idea for you yet!We actually worship The idea of knitting leaf patterns directly onto a new autumn scarf, but we also understand that not everyone can get rid of such exquisite autumn items. That’s why we want to make absolutely sure that you can also see this denser woven leaf cover from Knit Picks!
15. Staggered rib scarf
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You are really still scrolling through our list, hoping to find something thicker or more masculine with ribs this fall, but do you still hope it has some visual interest?Then we think you are just must Look at the way it’s a Stitch Up designed this wonderful interlaced ribbed scarf. It’s very interesting (though not complicated) to make.
Do you have another favorite autumn scarf knitting pattern that you have always liked to make and wear, but did not see it in our list? Tell us in the comments section how it was made or link us to the pattern or photo of your finished scarf!
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