Hooded Crochet Hoode Scarves for Kids

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Crochet hooded scarves are very comfortable and protect against rain and wind. No wonder we want to make them for our children, as we want the best for them.

Crochet scarves with hoodies are an even better solution because they are more practical. Kids love to run around in open jackets, even in bad weather, and they often lose their hats and umbrellas.

This is where a scarf with a crochet hoodie comes in to help. It’s just one piece of cloth, and you can wear it around your neck and arms all the time. At the same time, making a hoodie that looks like an animal is very cute!

Take a look at examples below and search for links to free patterns under the pictures.

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1. Hooded Bear Scarf with Pockets

This adorable scarf is bear-like – it has a grey and furry hoodie with ears. It goes with every color and is very cozy. Additionally it has small pockets in its ends to keep your child’s hands warm. Your kid will never want to take it off!

DESIGNED by: Yarnspirations
PROJECT TYPE: scarf
CRAFT: crochet
SKILL LEVEL: beginner

Hooded Bear Scarf with Pockets free crochet pattern

Photos by Yarnspirations / yarnspirations.com

Find original free pattern on yarnspirations.com.

2. Hooded Dragon Scarf with Pockets

This beautiful dragon scarf is blue and has many details. It has white teeth, eyes, and even paws! Your kid will turn into a real dragon wearing that scarf.

It will become a best toy that your child will have all the time with. Meanwhile you will be calm that the dragon protects your baby.

DESIGNED by: Winding Road Crochet
PROJECT TYPE: scarf
CRAFT: crochet
SKILL LEVEL: beginner

Hooded Dragon Scarf with Pockets free crochet pattern 1

Photos by Winding Road Crochet / windingroadcrochet.com

Find original free pattern on windingroadcrochet.com.

3. Bear Hugs Hood & Scarf

How sweet is this hooded scarf in the pictures below? It’s made by See Love Share and it’s so fun to make and work up! It’s a lightweight crochet hood scarf combo. It will keep the little ones warm all year long, but especially on chilly fall and winter days.

DESIGNED by See Love Share
PROJECT TYPE crochet scarf
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL upper beginner

PHOTOS by See Love Share / Ravelry.com

Find this free pattern on seeloveshare.it, or check out more on its Ravelry page here.

4. Panda Scarf

This adorable panda scarf in the pictures below was made by Jennifer Santos. It’s such a sweet accessory for the little ones, don’t you think? It’s a very cute pattern, that will keep you warm and it’s crocheted in Baby Snuggle, which is wonderfully soft and nice.

DESIGNED by Jennifer Santos
PROJECT TYPE crochet scarf
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL upper beginner

PHOTOS by Jennifer Santos / Ravelry.com

Find this free pattern on hobbii.com, or check out more on its Ravelry page here.

5. Hooded Bat Cape

They say not all heroes wear capes. This crochet cape is perfect for every little hero in your home. This free crochet pattern was created by Sweet Softies. It works up quickly, especially as it is recommended to use bulky weight yarn and big crochet hook size.

This crochet project is perfect for Halloween, but also all year long. It will make a great playtime crochet costume.

DESIGNED by Sweet Softies
PROJECT TYPE
CRAFT crochet
SKILL LEVEL upper beginner

Photos Sweet Softies / ravelry.com

Find original free pattern on sweetsofties.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

6. Bear Hooded Cowl

Transform chilly days into a playful adventure with this crochet bear ear hood. Perfect for kids or the young at heart, this cozy design keeps you warm while adding a whimsical touch to your outfit. Whether you’re strolling through the park or curling up by the fireplace, it’s a fun and functional accessory. Make your next craft project unforgettable – get started now!