We’re heading into autumn, which means it’s the perfect time to pull out your yarn stash and start crocheting scarves!
Triangle scarves are one of the most versatile types—you can wear them as scarves, shawls, or even bandanas.
And even if fall’s not your favorite season, there’s something for you in this round-up, since by changing your yarn weight and stitches, you can make anything from a cozy winter scarf to a light summer shawl.
Let’s dive in!
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1. Crochet Neck Scarf
This scarf is made with basic crochet stitches and just one skein of fingering-weight yarn. Its open design means it’s perfect for spring and summer!
2. Dragon Tail Skinny Scarf
This dragon tail scarf is a great way to add some fantasy vibes to your outfit. To achieve the striped affect, use DK-weight Lion Brand Mandala yarn in the colorway “Sandman.” This is a pretty easy project since it just uses single crochet, and there’s a photo tutorial for the spikes.
3. Madeline Triangle Scarf
This beautiful scarf is also made with Lion Brand Mandala yarn, and you’ll only need to know easy stitches. You can also switch to a thicker yarn and corresponding hook size if you want a cozier scarf. Best of all, the pattern includes a video tutorial!
4. DC All Day Simple Crochet Shawl
This beginner-friendly scarf is a very meditative project since you only need to double crochet over and over. You can use any yarn weight, so you can make a scarf for every season! If you want yours to look like the designer’s, choose a superfine ombre yarn.
5. Desert Winds Scarf
This beautiful scarf is made with Caron Cakes, a self-striping worsted-weight yarn. I love how it looks exactly like a desert landscape! To crochet this triangle scarf, you’ll need to know easy stitches plus the double crochet decrease, which you’ll see abbreviated as dc2tog.
6. Simple Cozy Pull Through Scarf
Here’s a cozy winter scarf made with Caron Latte Cakes, a fuzzy weight-5 bulky yarn. The designer says it’s comparable in weight, though, to a worsted-weight yarn, if you want to use a standard yarn rather than a fuzzy one. She also provides examples of other fuzzy yarns you can use. To make this scarf, you’ll just need to know simple stitches and how to work in the back loop only.
7. Spring Fling Triangle Shawl
This fun, colorful scarf is made with the granny stitch, which really just means it’s repeating double-crochet clusters worked into chain spaces. It works up easily and quickly! You’ll also need to know the picot stitch for the border. That stitch is described in the pattern, and you can also check out a photo tutorial here!
8. One Skein Triangle Scarf
This triangle scarf is made with a weight 3 yarn like Lion Brand Mandala, which gives you a color gradient without the hassle of changing between skeins of yarn. The scarf works up quickly and easily, and it can be made in two sizes.
9. Camello Bandana Scarf
This stunning scarf is made with a weight 3 yarn like Red Heart Fashion Soft. I’m in love with the shell-like design and matching border! Plus, look at how many ways you can style it! You’ll only need to know simple stitches for this scarf, so it’s a good project for new and experienced crocheters alike.
10. Boho Triangle Scarf
Want to crochet a scarf that features tassels? Here’s the pattern for you! This beginner-friendly boho scarf is made with DK weight yarn and easy stitches.
11. Granny Triangle Scarf
This pattern is a great choice if you like making granny squares, since the scarf is made with a similar technique. The pattern includes two sizes (kid and adult) and calls for worsted-weight yarn and easy stitches. If you use Caron Cakes, you’ll get a fun multicolor scarf.
12. Lace Puff Triangle Scarf
This scarf is cozy and warm, perfect for winter. That’s all thanks to the puff stitch and soft alpaca-based worsted-weight yarn. The pattern calls for easy stitches plus the puff stitch, which is described, and there’s also a video tutorial to guide you through making your very own triangle scarf.
13. Granny Isosceles Triangle Scarf
This fun granny scarf features bold tassels and, when made in the burnt orange color used by the designer, is the perfect autumn accessory. All you’ll need is worsted-weight yarn (though you can use any yarn weight and corresponding hook size) and knowledge of basic stitches.
14. Dreaming of Spring Triangle Scarf
This cozy scarf is perfect for when you’re “dreaming of spring” but still have to go out in the winter chill. Just grab some weight 5 bulky yarn and make sure you know the basic crochet stitches, and you’ll have a lovely triangle scarf in no time.
15. Summer Sprigs Lace Scarf
Now for a scarf that’s the complete opposite of the “dreaming of spring” scarf! This openwork scarf is made with lace-weight yarn and is the perfect lightweight summer accessory. The pattern includes both US and UK terms, as well as a stitch diagram, so even beginners can follow along. Just make sure you know how to block your crochet once you’re done stitching!
16. Blushing Moon Scarf
This lacy scarf is a good choice for spring, summer, or fall! It’s made with weight 4 Lion Brand Mandala yarn plus the corner-to-corner (C2C) technique. Don’t worry if this is a new technique for you, since the pattern includes a link to a tutorial. That makes this a great project if you want to expand your crochet skills!
17. Northern Lights Scarf
To make this beautiful triangle scarf, you’ll need just one skein of DK or lightweight yarn plus knowledge of easy stitches. The pattern comes in both English and Spanish, and includes helpful progress photos.
18. Piece of Cake Triangle Scarf
This scarf is full of stylish fringe! Best of all, it’s easy to make: Just grab some worsted-weight yarn, make sure you know the basic crochet stitches, and follow along with either the written pattern or the very helpful video tutorial.
19. Crosswinds Triangle Scarf
This cozy scarf features a two-tone design and fun chunky tassels. Since it’s made with Lion Brand Wool-Ease, a cozy worsted-weight yarn, it’s perfect for crisp autumn weather or chilly winter days. You’ll need to know the shell and cross-double crochet stitches, but don’t worry if you haven’t learned these yet—the pattern includes a video tutorial and lots of useful pictures.
20. Whisper Chunky Crochet Triangle Scarf
This scarf alternates solid and openwork rows to achieve a stylish design that’s great for both fall and spring. It’s made with bulky weight 5 yarn and easy stitches, so it’ll work up effortlessly! And aren’t the boho tassels just so fun?
21. Oceanside Crochet Triangle Scarf
This scarf looks amazing in an oceanlike gradient, which you can achieve by using an ombre fingering-weight yarn. The pattern calls for easy stitches plus the adjustable loop (also known as the magic ring), and includes links to a tutorial for the magic ring and for changing colors, in case you’d rather do that than use a gradient skein. Best of all, you can easily adjust the size of your scarf.
22. Misty Morning Triangle Scarf
This scarf features fun colorful stripes, achieved by using a self-striping worsted-weight yarn like Caron Cakes. My favorite part of the scarf, though, is its texture and matching border. To get this textured look, you’ll need to know the popcorn stitch, which is described in the pattern and video tutorial.
23. Granny Triangle Crochet Bandana
Last but not least is this triangle bandana made with fingering-weight yarn and easy stitches. The pattern includes five sizes, so you could make bandanas for the whole family!
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