Scarves!

These are a few of the scarf patterns I have used - and I can do more. 

First, is this pink and black mesh scarf, worked in large blocks of color. This scarf is VERY LONG and has good drape to it; the fabric is very flexible. I've had this for a long time and it's one of my favorite ones. 

Here's a second scarf I made in the same pattern, and the lacy mesh is more visible here:

This next scarf, in red and blue and black, is worked in the Joseph's Coat pattern. Usually this would be worked in random colors of yarn, thus the name Joseph's Coat - after the coat of many colors worn by Joseph in the Old Testament. This scarf is also very flexible, as it is made with chain stitches, and can be made in any color combination or even in one color only.

This next scarf is a cowl - it's a round scarf with a twist, so it lays flat on the front of one's body as one wears it. This was done in very simple ribbed double crochet, in large blocks of color. It can be wrapped twice around the neck for additional warmth. 

This gray scarf is a textured scarf worked in Tunisian crochet. The weave is very solid, so it has a little less give, but it's very warm on cold days. I worked it in one color, but it would look great in large color blocks. 

This next gray scarf is one I worked in chunky yarn - simple double crochets with spaces for a slightly lacy look.

I made a second scarf in a similar pattern...

This blue and gold scarf is worked all in Tunisian knit stitch; it is basically a Ravenclaw scarf. The reason why there is a curl at the bottom is because this is the nature of Tunisian knit stitch; all the tension is on one side of the work, and it pulls the work into a curl. Tunisian knit is a solid fabric that can hold a lot of body warmth.

This next scarf is not my work but it is a pattern I can do - the V stitch. This is a beautiful lacy pattern that works up quickly and looks very elegant. 

The next scarf is a beautiful shell stitch scarf...

This next scarf is worked in a pattern called Basketweave:

 

Basketweave can also be worked in Tunisian crochet for a texture that looks like this (borrowing this photo from another site)

These are just a few of the scarf crochet patterns I can make.