Crochet Lacy Charma Neck Warmer — Free Pattern

Looking for a cozy yet stylish accessory that works up quickly?

This Lacy Charma Neck Warmer is perfect!

It keeps you warm without the bulk, and the lacy edging adds a delicate, feminine finish.

This pattern is beginner-friendly and works with medium, bulky, or super bulky yarn, so you can choose the thickness and colors you love.

🧶 Why You’ll Love This Pattern

• Fast and easy — make it in an afternoon

• Stylish lacy edging adds a touch of elegance

• Adjustable to any size

• Beginner-friendly with basic stitches

The collar can stray up or be rolled over for different looks.

This is a beginner friendly simple cowl and works up fairly quickly, about a few hours needed to complete.

You can use medium, bulky or extra bulky yarn (go up a hook size for this one).

The amount of chains will vary for the foundation chain, just as long as it measures 29 inches.

This simple scarf neck warmer makes a perfect gift and is fun to make in solids or adding a splash of color!

Feel free to post your finished pieces on social media! I would love to see finished pieces 🙂 #traversebaycrochet. 

Happy crocheting!

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Materials

• I hook (5.5 mm)

• Super bulky (6) yarn (I used Isaac Mizrahi Craft in “Carlyle”), about 140 yards, a little over a skein

• Bulky (5) yarn such as Bernat Softee Chunky Yarn, about 160 yards

• Medium worsted weight (4) yarn (I used Red Heart With Love Metallic in “Olive”), about 180 yards (less than a skein)

• Blunt yarn needle

Abbreviations (US Terms)

• sc – single crochet

• hdc – half double crochet

• st(s) – stitch(es)

• BLO – back loops only

• FLO – front loops only

• sl st – slip stitch

Pattern

Foundation Chain:

• Ch 80 for super bulky weight yarn (6)

• Ch 86 for bulky weight yarn (5)

• Ch 98 for medium worsted weight yarn (4)

It’s okay if you need a few more or fewer stitches, as long as the foundation chain measures about 29″.

Row 1: Hdc in 3rd ch from hook and in each st across.
Row 2: Ch 2, hdc in BLO in each st across.
Row 3: Ch 2, hdc in FLO in each st across.
Rows 4–10 (super bulky yarn) or 4–12 (bulky and medium worsted weight yarn): Repeat Rows 2 and 3.

Construction

Position the scarf so one side overlaps the other, coming to a point in the front.

Edging

Pick up a loop anywhere along the edge of the scarf and sc evenly around:

• 81 sc for super bulky yarn

• 87 sc for bulky yarn

• 90 sc for medium worsted weight yarn

(The count doesn’t need to be exact but should be a multiple of 3. Sc through both overlapping areas.)

• Sl st in last st.

Row 1: Ch 5, skip next 2 sts, sl st in next st; repeat around, ending with ch 5.
Row 2: Sl st in first ch‑5 space, ch 5, sl st in next ch‑5 space, ch 5; repeat around, ending with ch 5.
Row 3: Sl st in next ch‑5 space, ch 5; repeat around, ending with ch 5.

Super bulky yarn: Fasten off and weave in ends.

Bulky and medium worsted yarn: Continue with Rows 4–5: repeat Row 2. On Row 5, end with a sl st in the first ch‑5 space, fasten off, and weave in ends.

Finishing

You’re done! Great job!

• You can wear the collar straight, or roll it over for a different look.

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