Well, Well Hello Autumn!! Feel the coziness with this Textured Cowl Crochet pattern!
There is no way you let this one go away! Using the Puff st for the texture and beauty. Grab some bulky yarn or two strands as I did and let’s get started!
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With or Without buttons?
We all know that a crochet cowl is a versatile scarf that can be worn in a variety of ways. It can be worn loosely around the neck, or it can be buttoned together to create a more fitted look. The buttons can be decorative or functional, depending on your preference
The thing with this textured crochet cowl pattern is that it calls for a stylish button!
But, if you prefer it without, just sew the rectangle and fold it!
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Pattern Designed By: Sandra Stitches This pattern is copyright protected; it is unlawful to distribute this pattern in any form (free, sale or trade).
Let’s get to the Pattern, shall we?
Difficulty
- Beginner Adventurous Friendly
Materials Used
- Ormo Export Yarn . Dk weighs 100 gr Acrylic. Using 2 strains together half skein.
- 5 mm hook, scissors, tapestry needle, stitch markers, wood buttons
Measurements
One Size
Size
Length: 80cm Width: 20 cm
Stitches Used
ch = chain
dc = double crochet
Sc = single crochet
Hdc = half double crochet
Puff = puff stitch
st = stitches
sl st = slip stitch
Notes
- The Spices Cowl is the perfect one for the fall, warm and cozy but not so bulky, soft and lacy so you can wear it with any outfit!
- All Instructions for the Puff stitch will be in the pattern
- You can work the pattern with any kind of yarn. Please make a gauge before measuring your size.
- I had this beautiful yarn but it is a DK weight and I wanted a more bulky feel so I used 2 strands.
- Of course, you can choose any combination of colors or make it with one color as you wish!
Instructions
Foundation chain: ch 25 +1
R1: ch1 , hdc in 1st st from hook and hdc in every ch across to end of row, ch 3 and turn your work. (24 st)
R2: ch 3 counts as 1st st, ch1, sk 1; dc 1, ch 1, sk 1, dc 1 and so on to the end of row- you will have little windows. ch3 and turn your work.
Next is R3: ch 3 counts as 1st st, dc 1 in ch space from prev row, dc 1 in dc from prev row and so on to end of row- Please count your stitches to make sure you still have 24 in the row!
R4: Now we make the PUFF st: ch 3, counts as 1st st, dc in next st, Puff st ( yo and put your hook around the dc, pull through, yo again in same st and pull through, yo 3rd time and pull through, yo and pull through all loops on your hook, ch 1 to close the st) sk 1 and puff st in next st ( start with a dc and then loop 3 times as explained and close with ch1) continue with puff st to end of row. Make sure to end the row with 1dc
Let’s Continue
Start R5+6: ch 3 counts as 1st st , dc in next st and dc in every st across to the end of row, Make sure to dc in ch space between the puff stitches. Count your stitches to make sure you have 24
Continue with R7: ch 3 counts as 1st st, ch1, sk 1; dc 1, ch 1, sk 1, dc 1 and so on to the end of row- you will have little windows.
Work R8+9: ch 3 counts as 1st st , dc in next st and dc in every ch across to the end of row, Make sure to dc in ch space between dc from prev row.
Next is R10: ch 3 counts as 1st st, ch1, sk 1; dc 1, ch 1, sk 1, dc 1 and so on to the end of row- you will have little windows.
And R11: ch 3 counts as 1st st , dc in next st and dc in every ch across to the end of row, Make sure to dc in ch space between dc from prev row.
We are almost there R12: ch 3, counts as 1st st, dc in next st, Puff st ( yo and put your hook around the dc, pull through, yo again in same st and pull through, yo 3rd time and pull through, yo and pull through all loops on your hook, ch 1 to close the st) sk 1 and puff st in next st ( start with a dc and then loop 3 times as explained and close with ch1) continue with puff st to end of row. Make sure to end row with 1dc
The repeats! R13- 21: Repeat rows 4-11
Last Row
R22: ch1, hdc in 1st st from hook, hdc in every st across to the end of row.
That is it! Fasten off, cut yarn, and weave in ends.
Now to some awesome options
First option: Sew a big button or two small buttons as you wish
Creative option: You can keep repeating the pattern rows 4-11 more times and make a scarf instead of a cowl!
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What will it be? Cowl, an Infinity scarf, or a Snood?
You’re looking to crochet a neck warmer, but you’re not sure what to call it.
Well, let me break it down for you.
A crochet cowl is a tube of fabric that is worn around the neck. It can be short or long, and it can be made from any type of yarn. A snood is similar to a cowl, but it is typically wider and longer. It can also be worn as a hood. And finally, an infinity scarf is a long scarf that is made in a loop. It can be worn in a variety of ways, including as a cowl or a snood.
Which one should you make? It really depends on your personal preference.
If you want something that is versatile and can be worn in a variety of ways, then an infinity scarf is a good choice. But if you want something that is warm and cozy, then a cowl or snood is a better option.
No matter what you choose, I’m sure you’ll be warm and stylish this winter!
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