Wear Red Day: Roundup of 10 crochet neckwear patterns for women

Friday is Wear Red Day. Every year, the American Heart Association‘s Go Red for Women, “a national movement to end heart disease and stroke in women,” promotes this day as a way of spreading awareness of heart disease in women “because it’s not just a man’s disease.” In fact, in the U.S., heart disease is the cause of 1 out of 3 women’s deaths, and for the past 30 years, more women than men have died of heart disease.

The good news is that “women who are involved with the Go Red For Women movement live healthier lives.” Let’s beat the statistics while crocheting ourselves some beautiful wearables! In support of Wear Red Day, I’m sharing several roundups of crochet patterns for women’s wearables. Previously, I shared 10 free crochet patterns for boot cuffs and fingerless gloves10 free patterns for headwear, and 10 patterns for shawls, shrugs, and ponchos.

All photos are used with permission and are copyright the respective designers. Unless otherwise noted, patterns are free. This post contains affiliate links.

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10 Crochet Patterns for Women’s Neckwear: A Wear Red Day Roundup by Underground Crafter

Wear Red Day, 10 (mostly free) crochet neckwear patterns - roundup by Underground Crafter

Autumn Sunset Infinity Scarf by Tamara Kelly of Moogly: This long infinity scarf can be styled several different ways. The pattern includes abbreviations and stitch symbols.

Autumn Sunset Infinity Scarf, free crochet pattern by Tamara Kelly
Autumn Sunset Infinity Scarf.

Curlicue Cutie Scarf by Elizabeth Ann White for BellaCrochet: This lovely lacy scarf begins with an eyelet foundation and ends with fun curlicue details. There’s also a link to an eyelet foundation photo tutorial.

Curlique Cutie, free crochet pattern by Bella Crochet
Curlique Cutie Scarf.

Diamond Crochet Cowl by Tamara Kelly of Moogly: This cowl uses post stitches to create a diamond texture.

Diamond Crochet Cowl, free crochet pattern by Tamara Kelly
Diamond Crochet Cowl.

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Fun and Flirty Winter Scarf by Rhondda at Oombawka Design: This scarf pattern includes a layered option (pictured) which is a great for color blocking.

Fun and Flirty Winter Scarf, free crochet pattern by Oombawka Design
Fun and Flirty Winter Scarf.

Love Notes Scarf by Jennifer Dickerson of Fiber Flux: This lacy scarf uses a one row repeat to create a fun project.

Love Notes Scarf, free crochet pattern by Fiber Flux
Love Notes Scarf.

More Than Just an Infinity Cowl by Marly Bird: Marly shares instructions for adding a drawstring to this cowl to turn it into a shrug, and a tutorial for making pom poms.

More Than Just an Infinity Cowl, free crochet pattern and tutorial by Marly Bird
More Than Just an Infinity Cowl.

Reversible Collar by Celina Lane of Simply Collectible Crochet (PAID): This lovely design is suitable for a beginner, but it can also be worked up quickly by a more advanced crocheter. The pattern includes abbreviations, stitch diagrams, and a photo tutorial.

Reversible Collar, crochet pattern by Celina Lane
Reversible Collar.

Snowdrift Cowl by Liz McQueen of Playin’ Hooky Designs (PAID): This cowl includes a twist where you can add a little pop of color. The pattern includes US pattern abbreviations, crochet symbols, and a photo tutorial.

Snowdrift Cowl, crochet pattern by Liz McQueen
Snowdrift Cowl.

Sunset Scarf by Kathy Lashley at ELK Studio Handcrafted Crochet Designs: This scarf is designed with a variation of the v-stitch. Since it’s worked flat, you can create a scarf or infinity cowl.

Sunset Scarf, free crochet pattern by Kathy Lashley
Sunset Scarf.

Spike Chain Stitch Scarf by Cindy on MyRecycledBags.com: This pattern includes several process photos to demonstrate the spike chain stitch and the color changes.

Spike Chain Stitch Scarf, free crochet pattern by My Recycled Bags
Spike Chain Stitch Scarf.

If you enjoyed this roundup, check out my Crochet Neckwarmers Pinterest board!

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4 thoughts on “Wear Red Day: Roundup of 10 crochet neckwear patterns for women”

  1. Your roundup of red scarves is very lovely. There are several projects that I’d love to make. Thanks so much for including my spike stitch scarf in your roundup.

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