Hi there! How are you doing these days? Do you want to avoid catching a cold on these chilly winter days still ahead of us? Obviously! You should certainly take good care of yourself but also consider knitting one of these Fab Hooded Scarves. Trust us! You will not only stay wonderfully warm but also amaze everyone with a chic handmade accessory. Convenient, right? Girl, yes! Let’s dive in! Check out the free patterns under the links below and follow us on our Facebook and Pinterest for more creative ideas!

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Hooded Scarf with Pockets Free Knitting Pattern

We adore this design for the awesome fuzziness, softness, and most amazing combination of colors. Different shades of green and violet blend into one another here, creating such a unique mixture. Isn’t it truly charming? Evidently!

Level: intermediate Author: Lion Brand

The original pattern and the photos are on Love Crafts. More info on Ravelry.

Harriet Hooded Scarf

This is such a stylish piece, the very essence of modern fashion for supergirls of all ages. This light shade of grey is perfectly minimalist, but the cables and the tassels spice up the whole design and make it really remarkable.

Level: intermediate Author: Jo Allport

This pattern has been discontinued.

Chunky Hood Free Knitting Pattern

Wow, this color is electric! So deep, fresh, energizing. A perfect pick-me-up for any day, evidently! We all know that the patterns by Yarnspirations Design Studio are always on point, right? Obviously! What color are you going to choose for your hood? Let us know!

Level: intermediate Author: Yarnspirations Design Studio

The original pattern and the photos are on Yarnspirations. More info on Ravelry.

Rustic Cables Hooded Scarf Free Knitting Pattern

This is such an original pattern! Jennifer Turmel really surprised us with her creativity and knitting skills. With these instructions at hand, you can surely make something truly spectacular. Can you already feel ideas flowing? We do! Let’s knit!

Level: intermediate Author: Jennifer Turmel

The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.