Toddler scarf

Here is a toddler keyhole scarf knitting pattern that is so easy to make. I love this scarf because it won't fall off—the keyhole keeps it nice and snug!

The Gorgeous Toddler Scarf By TheMagicOfCrafting is a great gift for anyone who is looking for a new, comfy scarf. It’s easy to crochet and looks so cute on your kids.

Crocheted Toddler Cowl Scarf - Free Pattern // Delia Creates

Chillier temps are here & we've got a terrific DIY project for you: kids' scarves! There are a couple of reasons we know that you are going to be very happy about finding this project to try. Scarves are a DIY project that often can be completed in an afternoon, sometimes in about two hours, depending on the type and the fabric or materials used. When you create a scarf for a child, you can easily customize it, with their favorite colors, animals, or any other special elements you wish to…

FREE Toddler Fleece Scarf sewing pattern. This is a really simple and quick beginner sewing pattern that is completely free. Free scarf sewing pattern for kids. Easy fleece scarf to sew, for beginners. Kids scarf sewing tutorial. #SewModernKids #SewAToddlerScarf #ToddlerScarfSewingPattern #SewingForFree #FreeSewingPattern

My daughter has been eyeing all my scarves and wanting them for herself, so I felt it was about time I make her some more of her own. I made her a cowl last time, so I thought I would try an infinity scarf this time. She requested PURPLE! this time, which was a bit a surprise but a nice change of pace, since she’s been such pink all the

Make a simple Loop Scarf that is comfy and will actually stay ON your little one this winter! via littleredwindow.com

Here is the ideal length and width for a toddler scarf #crochet #knitting #toddler

This rainbow crochet scarf is a perfect accessory to inject a little bit of color into the darker days of winter. The scarf only uses one stitch the so it is an absolutely perfect crochet pattern for beginners.

I recently took the train to NYC and needed a little knitting project for my ride. I decided to knit our son a boy's version of the baby scarf I knit for our daughter. It took me roughly 4 hours total, and he looks quite dapper! (I like how his little feet are holding hands.) I adapted the knitting pattern by Liesl Gibson on her blog disdressed. Note: I knit 4" of the square portion, you could knit less, but I knit it long in order to grow with him. Our daughter has worn her scarf from 1-3.5…