Patterns, projects and techniques
This is one of the ‘happiest’ shawls I’ve ever seen! It’s a great scrap yarn project. Of course, what’s really informative here is the ‘assembly’ technique. Who’d thunk it could be so easy?? Check it out here. Scroll down for the ‘tutorial’. Some people just have a sense of design (not to mention color) that I lack. Some will think I’m easily impressed. Well, that may be. But, I’ll be making one of these. Would work equally well with a single color of yarn too – or even squares or other motifs.
Looking to add a touch of Gothic flair to your Halloween wardrobe? Look no further than this free Crochet Gothic Halloween Skull Scarf pattern! Perfect for Halloween parties or Gothic dress-up, this scarf is sure to turn heads wherever you go.
To create this spooky accessory, you’ll need some Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in white, a small amount of black yarn, a size I crochet hook, black felt for the eyes and nostrils, a yarn needle, and fabric glue. Once you’ve gathered your supplies, it’s time to get started on the fun part!
The free pattern begins by crocheting the skull heads, which are then stitched together to form the scarf. Each skull head is made up of rows of single crochet stitches, with alternating colors to create the iconic skull design. Once all the heads are crocheted and stitched together, it’s time to add the finishing touches.
To give your scarf that extra spooky touch, cut out eyes and nostrils from black felt and glue them onto each skull head. Let them dry, and your Gothic Halloween Skull Scarf is ready to wear!
But before you hit the streets to show off your new accessory, don’t forget to lightly block the scarf to ensure it lays nice and flat. Simply use a hot iron and a wet kitchen towel to steam press the scarf, shaping it as needed. Let it dry for at least 15 minutes, and you’re all set to rock your spooky new scarf!
With its unique design and eerie charm, this free crochet Gothic Halloween Skull Scarf is sure to be a hit at any Halloween gathering. So grab your crochet hook and get started on this fun and festive project today!
Looks like Joseph’s Amazing Technicolor Coat! Please let us see when you finish yours.
What a great idea. I would make mine with monotone colors, not so bright is my preference.
Thank you for sharing this site.
I would love a pattern for this, does anyone have some ideas?
Pretty wrap! I love patterns that use up all the scraps one doesn’t know what to do with. That is an excellent way to go: saving and satisfaction!