Fringe can be long or short. It can be used on one, two, or more edges of a project. It can be subtle or it can completely make or break the design. If you know how to make fringe for crochet, then you can add it to anything you make. However, there are also some crochet patterns that have been specifically designed for the effect of the fringe. Here are ten of those fringe crochet patterns to delight you. That detail is replicated in this crochet wall hanging, where a simple panel of crochet has been accessorized with two colors of long fringe. Working with this simple crochet fringe pattern will also teach you how to create layers of fringe on your crochet, which is a detail you might wish to use on the hems of skirts, shawls and other items that you make in the future. The crochet scarf pattern works up quickly with an N hook that also gives it a very openwork design, making it great for springtime and other warmer weather days. The scarf pattern looks lovely without the tassel fringe but the fringe really makes it special. Here it is all worked in a single color but, of course, you could make the tassels in a second color for a unique pop! This is a great detail for the design, and this fringe is really easy to make since almost all of us already know how to make a basic braid. This type of fringe could be used on the ends of all different types of scarves and other accessories. So it doesn’t need the crochet fringe, but if you take a look at the way that the fringe sits on the neck when you wear the finished item, you’ll likely agree that it gives it a regal look that makes it a perfect accessory. The free crochet cowl pattern comes with a photo tutorial for creating the short yarn fringe as a finishing touch. What is unique here is that the fringe isn’t just rows of hanging yarn. Instead, the designer has used a simple macrame knotting technique to create a few rows of knots that make the yarn look more intriguing. It’s a polished design where the crochet blends into macrame and ends with fringe. It is fabulous.
