Friday 22 February 2013

FO Fridays - Easy Crochet Cowl Pattern

Yay, today I have something to show you once again.
This is the cowl that I crocheted this week.
It turned out well, Kay likes it, so that is always a bonus :)




If you would like to try it for yourself:

The pattern - Easy Peasy:

Yarn: Bulky, approx 100g (I used Drops Big Delight combined with Nepal)
Hook: Size 10

Crochet 17 ch on hook 10.
Round 1: 1 dc into 3rd ch from hook, and then dc in each ch (15 dc) 
Turn
Round 2: 3 ch and then 1 dc in each dc (15 dc)
Continue with round 2 until desired length is required.
Sew together, or crochet together.

I would love it if you took part in the Photo of the Day tomorrow with Marigolds' Loft - Instagrammers Unite!


I will be sharing this with Tami, Linda and Andrea, so head on over there to see what amazing projects have been finished this week.


33 comments:

  1. Beautiful cowl. It looks so cozy.

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    1. Hi Loca4crafts,
      My daughter was a little upset that she couldn't wear it to bed, so I guess it is pretty cozy :) She has asked me to please make a similar one for her to sleep in LOL.
      Thanks so much for visiting.
      x

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  2. Looks very warm and cozy in this beautiful bulky yarn!

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    1. Hi Carmela,
      It feels so wonderfully soft also :) I have got the same yarn for myself and my other daughter so I can't wait to try mine out once it is done.
      Thanks for visiting.
      Have a super weekend.
      x

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  3. Nice cowl. It looks very warm, perfect for these frosty days. Have a nice weekend. Regula

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    1. Hi Regula,
      It is isn't it? I thought spring was on the way, apparently not though, more snow today. Oh well, what is one to do but go sledding again this weekend LOL, so this cowl comes in perfectly for that ;)
      Thanks for the visit, have a super weekend.
      x

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  4. Hmm, I mean to crochet one similar for my girls for winter, so its great to be reminded every now and again!! My list of to do's is a mile long and I'm beginning to think that I'll never get them all done unless I live to be 200!!!!

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    1. Hi Evi,
      Glad I could help LOL! I know, I have the same feeling at times, so my solution have one WIP bag with current projects where I can see it, and other WIPs put away to be "Stumbled Upon" :)
      Thanks for visiting.
      x

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  5. I was just thinking that this is the perfect handcraft project for next week: ski camp in Disentis. :-)

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  6. So pretty! Love the color and the yarn!Thanks so much for sharing.
    Have a fabulous day!
    Hugs from Portugal,

    Ana Love Craft
    www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com

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  7. Lovely cowl ... it looks soft and warm. I'm sharing a knitted dolly this week.

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    1. Hi Crafty Gardener,
      Thank you, will pop over and have a look at the dolly :)
      Have a super weekend.
      x

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  8. Lovely! the color combination is great

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    1. Hi Ana,
      Thanks so much, have a super, warm, weekend.
      x

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  9. I think bulky cowls like this are the perfect winter accessory! Great work and gorgeous project.

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    1. Hi mkonieczki,
      Thank you kindly.
      Have an awesome weekend and thanks for visiting.
      x

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  10. Cute cowl. Looks very warm and snuggly :)

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    1. Hi Minding My Own Stitches,
      Thank you, have a super weekend.
      x

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  11. Lovely cowl! I'd like to join you on the Photo od The Day, I'll search it tomorrow.

    Here's my FO: http://mibruno.com/terminados-45/

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  12. Lovely and cozy!!! I could use one too for bed. We live in a drafty farmhouse so I pile on the layers at night!

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    1. Hi Maria,
      Ooh, draft and winter, not such a good combo, this would work with the right wool, if you make one I would love to see it :)
      x

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  13. A beautiful cowl my friend:)
    x

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  14. That's really lovely, Natalie! I wear scarves all the time, but I've never tried a cowl. It looks very warm and you wouldn't need to fiddle with the ends of the scarf. Nice!
    Thanks so much for sharing this at Farm Girl Blog Fest #21!
    ~Kristi@Let This Mind Be in You

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    1. Hi Kristi,
      I know that cowls are trendy right now, but they are soooooo comfy, I love them.
      Enjoy.
      x

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  15. Super pretty! I would love to have one of these! Thanks for linking up to my Pin Me Party!

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  16. Hi

    Is this cowl done with one strand of chunky wool, or two? There's nothing to indicate two but the picture seems to indicate that it has been done with two strands. HELP!!

    P

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    1. Hi Paul,
      The cowl is made with 2 strands of wool, but both of different textures though similar thickness. They are both Aran thickness and together make a "Super Bulky"
      Hope that helps?
      Thanks for visiting.
      x

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  17. Hi - another dumb question. Is your "double crochet" the UK version of double crochet, or the American version of double crochet (treble in the UK)?

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    1. Hi Paul,
      There are no dumb questions, only questions which are necessary for individual growth so I am glad you asked :) I use the American version I am guessing, I use single and double crochet, so my double would be the UK treble.
      Let me know if you have any other questions.
      x

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