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10 Mohair Crochet Patterns; An Intimidating But Luxurious Yarn

Published: Oct 18, 2023 by Hannah · This post may contain affiliate links ·

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Explore a curated selection of mohair crochet patterns that bring out the yarn's natural elegance and softness. This post guides you through creating stunning pieces, ensuring each stitch beautifully showcases the luxurious qualities of mohair.

Elegant Mohair Crochet Creations to Inspire

Mohair yarn is a unique yarn that is infamous for its soft angora texture and lace-like quality. It’s also quite warm despite the thinness of the yarn, so it’s a great choice for fall and winter.

It’s a bit intimidating at first because the fur can easily get caught while frogging, and it’s so thin.

Mastering Mohair: Crochet Designs Tailored for this Luxurious Yarn

Here are a few tips you can follow to make crocheting with mohair your new favorite! 

  • Use a larger hook to keep your stitches light and airy. This will make sure you can see your stitches better and the chances of it getting caught are not as high.

  • Use another yarn while using mohair yarn to keep the mohair a little sturdier while you crochet. Recommended yarns include merino, wool, or any fingering-weight yarn.

  • If you have to frog your mohair project, pull out one stitch at a time rather than several at once. This reduces the chance of tearing and keeps the yarn intact.

So with those tips in mind, here are ten projects to start using Mohair with:

The Mohair Crochet Guide: Patterns & Tips

Top Mohair Crochet Patterns to Showcase Its Beauty

Crochet Patterns with Mohair Yarn

Dive into the cozy world of mohair yarn with our handpicked crochet patterns that are both stylish and snuggly. From delicate designs to comfy classics, a mohair masterpiece awaits every crafty heart.

1

Orange Blossom Wrap

Photo Credit: www.crochetpatternsgalore.com

Need a lightweight scarf for the upcoming chilly weather? Try out this beautiful orange mohair wrap from HanJan Crochet.

It’s worked in one piece with a 6.5 mm hook, so it’ll work up quickly. The larger hook gives it a breathable texture by creating space between the stitches, which also prevents you from getting too hot.

The pattern is available for free on Crochet Patterns Galore.

2

Stripy Mohair Crochet Sweater Pattern. Womans Mohair Silk - Etsy

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

Pink and orange may be a strange combination for most, but it’s truly one of my favorite color combinations.

It’s bold, bright, and sure to cheer you up on a bad day.

The Thai mohair sweater alternates between orange and light pink stripes with a turtleneck at the top for extra coziness.

Use it for layering in the fall and winter or by itself in the spring and summer. You can find the pattern available for purchase on Etsy.

3

Silk Mohair Shawlette

Photo Credit: www.allfreecrochet.com

I love how beautiful and elegant this shawlette looks.

The little wavy collar at the top is definitely my favorite touch, and because of the mohair, it’ll feel soft and not itchy. This would be great worn over a turtleneck, t-shirt, or sweater.

The pattern can be found for free on All Free Crochet’s website.

4

Yarn and Colors Cardigan Mohair Crochet Pattern PDF Cloud - Etsy

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

This cloud cardigan gets its name from the soft yarn and puffy, cozy sleeves.

It’s worked in a few separate pieces, with the sleeves being made separate from the body, but don’t worry; seaming the sleeves is beginner-friendly.

The sleeves are finished off with ribbing, and now you have the coziest cardigan ever! The pattern is available for purchase on Etsy.

5

New Lace Tunic (Crochet)

Photo Credit: www.lionbrand.com

This lacy tunic is truly gorgeous.

I especially love the fabric at the top, which gives it a bit more texture and body, and the scalloped edges are beautiful.

The yarn for this project is discontinued, but any mohair yarn you choose will work. The pattern is available for free on Lion Brand’s website.

6

PDF: Mohair Mesh Top crochet Pattern - Etsy

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

This mohair mesh top is perfect to throw on on a spring day by itself or for layering on top of a long sleeve in the colder months.

It gives a quirky, personalized touch to any outfit. And despite the thin yarn, this top won’t take very long to make at all, 2-3 hours maximum.

Crochet this mesh top for your new favorite piece! You can find the pattern for purchase on Etsy.

7

Featherweight Granny Scarf (Crochet)

Photo Credit: www.lionbrand.com

Do you ever want to wear a scarf as an accessory but are worried you’ll get too warm and have to carry it around everywhere? Not with this scarf.

This is a granny square scarf made of mohair that’s short in length and breezy, so you don’t get too warm.

The yarn for this project has been discontinued, but you can use any mohair/weight 0 yarn.

The pattern is available for free on Lion Brand’s website.

8

Mohair Mesh Dress Crochet Pattern - Etsy

Photo Credit: www.etsy.com

Talk about a standout clothing piece! This mesh mohair dress is versatile and can be worn every season.

Wear over a swimsuit in the summer or over your regular clothes in the colder months for a fun layered outfit.

The pattern is available for purchase on Etsy.

9

The Skyward Kerchief, a crochet triangle scarf pattern with mohair

Photo Credit: tlycblog.com

This beautiful kerchief is nice and big, so that it can be worn several different ways, from a scarf to a shawl.

It uses mohair as well as merino yarn, so you’re holding the two together to make crocheting with the mohair a little bit easier.

The result is this gorgeous multicolored scarf, perfect for every season! The pattern is available on TY Yarn Crafts for purchase.

10

Newborn Mohair Bonnet Crochet Pattern

Photo Credit: brianakdesigns.com

Have a newborn in your life, whether it's your own or a friend’s?

This mohair bonnet is perfect for their first pictures as a newborn, and it’s nice and light. It uses a size 6 hook so that the stitches will be light and airy.

The pattern is available for free on Briana K Designs’ website.

Mastering Mohair: Tips & Tricks for Crocheting

As we wrap this up, it's evident that the charm of mohair yarn lies in its softness, warmth, and versatility, making it a favorite for advanced crocheters.

The curated mohair crochet patterns we've showcased not only emphasize the yarn's innate beauty but also offer a diverse range of projects to suit every skill level and style preference. Even if you're starting out and experimenting with mohair yarn, we hope you found a pattern that's perfect for you.

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Last Updated on October 18, 2023