This is a very easy to crochet cowl. The nice thing about it is that it's flexible. Since the holes in it are symmetrical, you can button it in a variety of ways:
- Full length for a loose fitting cowl
- A little tight to fit snugly around the face
- Tightly to fit like a scarf
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- I used a skein of Noro Silk Garden Sock yarn, but it can easily be adapted to fit any yarn weight.
- I used a 3.75mm hook, but again, use any size to fit your yarn.
- Buttons
12in by 25in, but you can make it any size you want.
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If you use a different yarn than Noro Silk Garden Sock, just chain as many stitches (multiple of 4 + 2) to make a 12in long chain.
This is a project that a beginner can tackle. The final result is a rectangle of 12 in by 25 in. I used a somewhat light weight yarn (Noro Silk Garden), with a 3.75mm hook, but you can use any hook and yarn.
- Make a chain of a multiple of 4 + 2 (mine was of 82)
- Row 1: ch 2 (counts as a sc), sc 1, * ch 2 , sc 2 * to the end
- Row 2: ch 3 (counts as a dc), dc 1, * ch 2, dc 2 * to the end.
- Repeat rows 1 and 2 until desired length, ending with a row 1.
The diagram would be something like:
o: Chain
-: Single Crochet
|: Double Crochet
--oo--oo-- Row 1
||oo||oo|| Row 2
--oo--oo-- Row 1
||oo||oo|| Row 2
--oo--oo-- Row 1
oooooooooo Chains
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