Cool air is blowing! Snuggle up with this cozy, stylish, and chunky cowl. This cowl hugs your neck with warmth and style perfect for Autumn's chill. It is crocheted with a high quality wool/acrylic blend yarn. It is warm and eye-catching, yet easy to wash.
You’ll need:
- 3 skeins of “Combo” by Universal Yarn, or about 130 yards super bulky weight yarn (shown with 1 skein each of khaki, chocolate, and teal)
- Size Q crochet hook
- Stitch marker
- Tapestry needle (for weaving in ends)
Gauge
3 rows x 6 sts = 4” x 5”
Finished Measurements
34” circumference, 24.5” tall
Pattern Notes
- This cowl is crocheted simply by single crocheting in the round through the back loops only (abbreviated as blsc)
- Rather than joining rounds with an extra slip stitch, you will join as you complete your last single crochet.
Crochet the Cowl
Ch 40 with first color. Join to work in the round, being careful not to twist.
R1: Ch 1. sc in back bump of each chain until last chain. Insert hook into last chain and draw up a loop. Insert hook through 1st
R2-6: Ch 1 (doesn’t count as 1st sc). Blsc in 1st sc, place marker. Continue blsc in each sc around. Join to last sc as above. (Continue to move marker to 1st sc in each round.)
R7: Join next color. Ch 1. Blsc in 1st sc, place marker. Continue blcs in each sc around. Join to last sc as in row 1.
RR8-12: same as rows 2-6.
R13: same as row 7.
RR14-18: same as rows 2-6.
Finishing
Pull through last loop. Weave in ends with tapestry needle. Block as desired.
Printable version: Bonfire Cowl (see change above in round 1)
Want to make this with a group? Join the class at Yarns Unlimited in November/December 2013!
© 2013 Slippery Woods Designs by Sara Farmer. Pattern may be used freely, but please include a link or notation back to slipperywoodsdesigns.com
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