Hooded scarves are a practical way to keep warm in the winter and would make a great gift. Any of these hooded scarf crochet patterns would be a warm gift for a friend or yourself.
There are crocheted hooded cowls and hat and scarf sets too. Any of these crochet patterns would keep you warm this winter and look good too.
There are a lot of creative crochet scarf patterns. Most patterns are available in sizes from toddler to adult. Make a combo crochet set of hat and scarf.
There are lots of different colors you could go with. Read the reviews and get ready to start your next crocheted scarf project.
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Hooded Scarf Crochet Patterns
1. Hooded Scarf Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Great, easy to follow pattern! It turned out great!
This pattern was easy to follow and it didn’t take long at all to complete. I made mine for a tall 7 year old girl and it is perfect for her! Now we are waiting for cold weather so she can use it.
The pattern has sizes from toddler to adult. You can use any super bulky yarn for this hooded scarf prochet. This crochet designer has lots of winter patterns for you to try from hats to scarves.
2. Portland Hat & Cowl Set Crocheted Pattern
5 out of 5 – Great pattern! Loved it! Thank you!
It was easy but I was able to make a cute cowl. I finished made it only few hours.
I made the hat for my husband and I was really happy with how it turned out. It is THICK so it keeps him nice n warm on the road.
Because of how thick it is it did take a little longer to make and if I hadn’t modified it just a wee bit I would of had to use a second skein of yarn. Overall I’m really happy with this pattern and will be making my son one too.
Make a matching hat and cowl with this crocheting pattern. For this pattern you will need worsted weight gauge 4 yarn. There are sizes able form 6 months to adult.
3. Crocheted Cabled Scarf & Hat Pattern
5 out of 5 – Easy to follow instructions with many illustrations to guide you. Loves fantastic when completed.
fab fab fab pattern – easy to follow only used the pattern for the first 2 rows then I completed it without needing to look 🙂
4. Slouch & Fringe Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – great pattern! Easy to follow and love the finished product! Thank you!
Make your own chunky hat and scarf with this pattern using bulky yarn.
5. Snow Puff Ribbed Beanie & Scarf Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Love these!!! Can’t wait to make them
I love Ami’s patterns! They are well written and she has lots of video tutorials to help you out if you get stuck. I’ve made three Granite ponchos and I get so many compliments on them!
6. Wintergreen Hat & Scarf Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – This lovey hat and scarf set would look great it your favorite colors
Well-explained patters! I’ve never attempted such a complicated pattern before, nor have I ever used written (as opposed to video) instructions.
It took a bit of time to adjust to the notation (since i’ve never used it before), but then the pattern itself was very clear and straightforward.
I struggled with determining the sizing, but I think I will nail it after another iteration or two. Excited to wear them in winter!.
7. Cat Hat and Cowl Set Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5- Great pattern! So cute and very easy to follow; I’ll definitely be back for more! There is a bear and Rudolph too.
Just finished making it. Turned out great. It was a download so I got it right away. Easy to understand pattern.
8. Plaid Cowl and Hat Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Absolutely brilliant pattern…very clearly written and fab photos included too…can’t wait to do some more
This was my first ever hat like this. I’ve been crocheting for just over a year. This pattern was easy to read and the hat turned out great!
9. Rainbow Scarf & Hat Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Great pattern, haven’t made one yet though.
Great written pattern. I liked crochet it. When I have a question, seller was so helpfully. Thanks. I had to change a little bit the pattern, because it looked little big.
This crochet designer has lots of hat and scarf crocheting patterns for you to try.
10. Buttoned Hooded Scarf Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – So pleased with this pattern – Great instructions – Great transaction
Love your patterns, thank you Sharon
Thank you for such a nice pattern. Well written.
11. Soft Side Slouchy & Scarf Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Very cute pattern can’t wait to make it.
This crochet designer has lots of other attractive hat and scarf patterns.
12. Oversized Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Very clear, detailed but compressed pattern. I’m a crochet beginner, but I have had no trouble following it.
The scarf is not ready yet, but it looks to come out like in the pictures. Recommended!
13. Hooded Dragon Cowl Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Cannot wait to start this pattern! Seems very easy to follow and has pictures.
14. Hooded Button Cowl Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – The pattern was very easy to follow and I loved the end result!
15. Hooded Cowl Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Super cute, easy to follow instructions and excellent customer service.
16. Fox Hat & Scarf Combo Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – Turned out beautifully. Easy to follow instructions.
This crochet designer has lots of different patterns for you to try.
17. Zolta Hooded Scarf Crochet Pattern
5 out of 5 – I love this pattern. I haven’t made it yet, but the pattern looks super easy to follow. I love the pom pom ears!
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I have been crocheting since I was 8 years old. I have 40 plus years of experience. My blogging journey started in 2013 and I have been writing about crafts and crocheting since then. I started blogging full time in 2019.