Cowlin' Around. When KnitPicks came out with its new Chroma fingering yarn, a less-expensive Noro/Mini Mochi knock-off, I was about 30th or 40th (or 300th or 400th...) in the online shopping line, anxious to test it out. I've tried four different colorways so far, and I like them. I definitely would wear this stuff. The yarn is soft, the colors look close to what you see on the KnitPicks website, and the long color repeats are fun to work with, very inspiring, never boring. The most popular colors can be difficult to get your hands on (such as Midwinter!) , but are worth the wait if you've got the time. I've heard the yarn felts well, but I haven't tried felting yet. The urge hasn't bit me.
This cowl was the second test piece I've made with Chroma. The stitch used in this pattern coordinates with Fall Blaze Hat, Susie Socks and Spring Stripes fingerless gloves. You may do whatever you'd like with the cowls you make from this pattern, but you may not sell the pattern. Instructions. Unisex Cowl – ‘Neckie’ Crochet. This is a very easy and fast pattern to complete. Use any yarn you wish but the thicker/heavier the warmer the cowl. I used just 50gm. Hook 10mm, Use any multiple of 2 to create the desired length. This cowl is worked in the round. Soft Stitch Cowl Pattern. I am finally writing this pattern down and have decided to offer it for free. Last winter...I think it was January or February... I made this cowl and put it on Etsy. I sold four to one buyer. She was so nice and requested the pattern so she could learn to make a few for gifts. Well here it is now...better late than never i guess.
If you are familiar with a double crochet decrease (dc2tog) you will be just fine with this pattern. Materials 3 skeins worsted weight yarn I used Vanna's Choice in Taupe Size J crochet hook Yarn needle Measurements 10in (25cm) wide 56 in (142cm) in circumference Stitches Used (US terms) Ch Chain Dc Double Crochet Dc2tog Double crochet 2 together or a double crochet decrease Sl St Slip Stitch Dc2tog: [Yarn over, insert hook in next stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop, yarn over and draw through 2 loops] 2 times, yarn over and draw through all loops on hook Note: Crochet the beginning chain really loosely.
Pattern Ch 120 Note: I like working into the chain before joining. Really Big - Crochet Cowl. Lime Green Cowl. I'm so excited for my first post.... and of course I am including a pattern to celebrate. It's a new season for cowls and gloves and all kinds of cool weather wear and this cowl is so simple and quick to make. I'm not one to say that fall and cold weather is the time for only muted and dark colors. Obviously I love brights and bold colors and I believe that any color can be worn at any time. Don't get me wrong...I do love and wear black, but bold colors just make me happier. So here is my first pattern post for the Lime Green Cowl. Materials 2 skeins 6 weight super chunky yarn (I used Lion Brand Hometown) Size N crochet hook Stitches used sl st slip stitch hdc half double crochet Gauge 4 rows 3.5 inches (9cm) 5 stitches Measurements 13 inches (33.5cm ) in height from top to bottom 23 inches (58cm) around (11.5 inches folded in half) Pattern Ch 32 You will be working in a continuous round.
Rnd 1: Hdc in 3rd ch from hook and in each ch to the end. Your cowl will be complete with approximately 15 rounds. Convertible Cowl -free pattern! Chunky Cluster Cowl. By Erin Burger – 28 Comments Chunky cowls in muted colors might just be one of the coolest (no pun intended) winter accessories this year! This pattern is very quick to make up and is the perfect Christmas gift. It’s never too early to start crocheting Christmas presents! Never worked with clusters before? You could practice these stitches first before attempting the pattern: V-Clusters and Clustered Chevrons Finished Size: 26″ (66.04 cm) long and 12″ (30.48 cm) wide Gauge: 1 cluster= 3/4″ (1.9 cm) wide, 1″ (2.54 cm) long Need help understanding the abbreviations and symbols? Crochet Pattern: Chunky Cluster Cowl Cluster cl: (yo, insert hook into indicated stitch, yo, pull up a loop) three times, yo and pull through all 7 loops on hook, ch 1 to close cluster Row 1: ch 23, cl in 3rd ch from hook, (skip ch, cl in next ch) across, cl in last ch: 11 cl Rows 2-28: ch 2, turn, cl in space between first two cl and in each space across, cl in ch-2 space: 11 cl.
Crochet Cowl Pattern with Infinity Loop – Free Pattern | JJCrochet's Blog. This chunky crochet cowl with an infinity loop is perfect for winter and as an added bonus, it crochets up fast. It’d be the perfect last minute gift or a sweet winter treat for yourself. Crochet cowl can be worn loose and long or wrapped around your neck twice to keep the winter breeze out. If you’re looking for a smaller crochet cowl, check out this other free chunky cowl crochet pattern here: Heath & Heather. Materials Size P crochet hook (11.5mm)100 – 110 yards of Super Bulky Yarn.
Special Stitches FCH – Foundation Chain (or single crochet): Chain 2. HHDC – Herringbone Half Double Crochet. Directions FCH 77. Round 1: Chain 2 (counts as first HHDC now and throughout). Round 2: Chain 2, turn. Repeat Round 2 seven more times. Fasten off, leaving a 12 inch tail. To create the infinity loop, Instead of sewing the sides of your cowl together like this: Right Side Left Side You should sew them together like this: That’s it – your crochet cowl is finished!
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