Infinity Scarf Knitting Patterns: 27 of the Best for Free

Use this pattern to wrap yourself in a comfortable, cozy, and convenient scarf. Let your shoulders shiver no more, and strut down the street looking your best in some handmade awesomeness! I recommend trying this pattern in lighter shades of yarn and pairing the piece with a denim skirt. Patterns from Garnstudio

YARN WEIGHT: Fingering (4ply) #1

If you enjoy multi-colored patterns try the Ma Belle Amie knitted scarf pattern. For the body of the scarf, you will use the stockinette stitch, and for the borders, you will knit with the garter stitch technique. Knit the whole thing flat and then seam it up to form an infinity scarf. Patterns from Ravelry

YARN WEIGHT: DK (8 ply) #3

Knitting rib patterns can be fun, as they are easy and don’t require undivided attention. You will need a pair of straight knitting needles, and you will use the mistake rib stitch to knit up this scarf. Just switch between the knits and purls and knit to the length you choose and then just seam it up. Patterns from Plymouth Yarn

YARN WEIGHT: Chunky (12ply) #5

The knit Wishing infinity scarf has a fully reversible wishbone cable pattern that looks just the same on both sides. If you knit it up in some neutrals or warm hues, this would be the perfect scarf for your fall wardrobe. Patterns from Universal Yarn

YARN WEIGHT: DK (8 ply) #3

The completely reversible concept of the Stockholm Scarf pattern ensures that the stitch count is consistent for flat and knitting in the round. It is something you might not have tried out before but it works out so well. Patterns from Ravelry 

YARN WEIGHT: DK (8 ply) #3

This scarf is worked flat using straight knitting needles instead of working in the round with circular needles. This is a great method for beginners as it allows you to easily change the size of the easy circle scarf. Patterns from Make and Do Crew

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky (16ply)

The Mobius scarf gets its name from the Mobius band, which is a continuous loop with a slight twist. This scarf is easy to master as it does not require any difficult skills to make. Try this pattern in some bold shades of yarn to make a statement with your style. Patterns from The Spruce Crafts

YARN WEIGHT: Bulky (12ply) #5

Treat yourself to a chunky piece with the knitted DROPS Braidy Scarf pattern. The braided finish is so chic, and you can wear it with so many different outfit options. The pattern also has instructions for a matching headband. Patterns from Garnstudio

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky (16ply) #6

The Seed Stitch Knitted Infinity Scarf is a really cozy accessory perfect for your winter needs. New to knitting? Don’t be scared to try this out. It’s an easy-level pattern that only requires a single skein of bulky yarn. Patterns from Studio Knits

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky (16ply) #6

Even if you are a beginner, this scarf is really easy to make. This pattern uses US size 15 knitting needles of 10mm. You will also need two balls of super bulky yarn in Bernat Dazzle if you want the same bedazzling and shimmery scarf; otherwise, opt for a similar yarn.  Patterns from Yarnspirations

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Make a chunky and bold scarf with the cozy glitz pattern and rock your winter wardrobe. This knitted infinity scarf will get you many compliments and even some requests to knit one up. Patterns from Mama in a Stitch

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky (16ply) #6

Looking for a chunky infinity scarf to warm your shoulders and neck? This Cushy knit infinity scarf pattern is specially designed to meet such needs. Grab some super bulky yarn that will let the springy garter stitch really shine through. Patterns from Sheep and Stitch

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky (16ply) #6

Pick a pattern like this to make a funky scarf best worn on late nights out, where you need to be cozy without adding too many layers. Enjoy the rustic and countryside feel with this pattern and maybe even gift a beautiful scarf made using this to a loved one. Patterns from Ravelry

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky (16ply) #6

This infinity scarf pattern is entirely made of knits and purls, so it is a great choice for beginners. Using super bulky weight yarn for this project makes it even easier and faster, so that’s yet another plus. Free Infinity Scarf Knitting Patterns from Sheep and Stitch

YARN WEIGHT: Super Chunky (16ply) #6

I’m in love with this gorgeous pattern! It’s so easy on the eyes and likely to be the next project for many of you. It’s best worn over something basic that doesn’t compete for the spotlight, as this scarf deserves some unshared glory. Patterns from Lee Lee Knits

YARN WEIGHT: Chunky (12ply) #5

A modern infinity scarf pattern featuring the honey stitch would be a great choice for wearing around all fall long. You can pair this up with your favorite coat and boots and enjoy the beginning of the transitioning weather. Patterns Canadian Living

YARN WEIGHT: Bulky (12ply) #5

The Willow Infinity Scarf pattern features a simple concept but with a twist. This scarf is knit flat using 3 skeins and then seamed together. It is a good project to be whipped up in time for fall. Its finished dimensions are 10’’ width x 57’’ circumference. Patterns from Ravelry

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky (16ply)

You get where the name comes from, right!? You may procrastinate your knitting but once done, it is instant gratification because this pattern so rich and voluminous. It is best made in a bold and warm color palette to brighten up cold and grey days. Patterns from Ravelry

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky (16ply)

Try this pattern if you are searching for an infinity scarf project that won’t go out of style. It is partly worked in garter stitch, giving it a sweet texture of little popcorn in those sections. Patterns from Mama in a Stitch

YARN WEIGHT: Super Bulky (16ply)

In the mood to try out something cool? The Brioche infinity scarf is easy and fun to make, and with a free pattern like this, why not get started? 2 skeins of any good 1 ply or unspun worsted or aran weight yarn should be good enough to whip up this beauty! Patterns from Ravelry

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply) #4

The Illusionist Infinity Scarf knitting pattern is a great choice for working up a chunky accessory to keep your neck warm and your fashion statement strong! Wrap it twice around the neck to let it stand out. Patterns from Two of Wands

YARN WEIGHT: Bulky (12ply) #5

This subtle pattern is a work of modern knit fashion. With its large dimensions of 54 by 9.5 inches, it’s a project suitable for someone with intermediate knitting skills. The gorgeous hues provide the perfect accent to your casual ensembles. Patterns from Lion Brand

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply) #4

This dreamy, misty rainbow infinity scarf adds cheer and charm to your outfits. The scarf pattern features a two-row repeat herringbone stitch that creates a lovely and colorful cowl with stunning texture. Patterns from Life is Cozy

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply) #4

True to its name, this infinity scarf knitting pattern is insanely glorious. Allowing you to indulge in the richness of color and texture, this infinity scarf needs no accessorizing to stand out! Patterns from Fairmount Fibers

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply) #4

A beautiful accessory for an exotic holiday in the tropics! The Urban Lace Infinity Scarf is for the bold and bright! You will only require one skein for this scarf, but as it is a non-fitted garment, the gauge doesn’t matter much. Patterns from Ravelry

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply) #4

Try this gorgeous pattern in solid yarn color so the lacy pattern stitches get the spotlight they deserve to truly shine through. Use some bold and beautiful yarn so your fashionable cowl turns heads. Patterns from Yarnspirations

YARN WEIGHT: Worsted (10ply) #4

The Sea Wave Infinity Scarf has a very easy pattern that yields a beautiful design. Made in a color palette of seawater, this scarf features beautiful whites, greys, and shades of blue. Patterns from Ravelry

YARN WEIGHT: Fingering (4ply) #1