Add a splash of color to your winter wardrobe! This cowl uses one skein of bulky yarn and works up in a matter of hours – get making!
This chunky cowl works up quickly with bulky yarn and window stitches – perfect for beginners or those looking for a quick winter make.
Continue reading “SUNSET COWL PATTERN”The sister pattern to my ever popular Ripple Rainforest Scarf is here! Now available in cowl form with an update to the stitching technique that makes it even cozier and thicker!
This cowl is thick and warm, due to the lovely shell stitch I learned from My Picot. It is abundant in puff stitches, texture, and is just a blast to work. You’ll love the way the pattern changes with each row and how it builds on itself. This quick project is a perfect gift as well! Wow your friends and family with this deceptively fancy-looking stitch – in reality it is as simple as can be!
Continue reading “RIPPLE RAINFOREST COWL PATTERN”This “quilted” cowl is made by sewing together crocheted squares. Incredibly simple, the technique makes the cowl look more complex than it really is!
I wanted to create a cowl that had a lot of texture, but was very simple to work up. I chose to create ribbed squares, using double crochet, that I sewed together in an alternating pattern to create this patchwork look. I also love a good fringe and added one to the bottom edge of this cowl.
Continue reading “SQUAMISH COWL PATTERN”
