This easy, modern cowl is going to become your go-to accessory for fall and winter! Plus, this Caron Cakes Yarn free crochet pattern is simple to make even if you’re not an experienced pattern-reader. As always, the free pattern is below, or you can purchase an handy ad-free, printable PDF for $2.50 here.
Well, you’re in luck then because I’d like to show you how to quickly whip up a little diddy that wont want to take off until April. To me, this cowl is the perfect combination of a timeless scarf style with detailed, elegant (and seriously simple to learn) stitch pattern in modern and stylish colors. Thanks for that, Caron Cakes. Choosing colors myself is SCARY.
And if you end up falling in love with this yarn like I have, you might want to make my “Desert Winds” triangle scarf, a free crochet pattern that also uses Caron Cakes yarn.
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Sizes: One size: 8.5” x 54” loop
Supplies:
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• Caron Cakes – 1 skein “Royal Icing” or approx. 383 yards worsted weight yarn
• Tapestry needle
• Size H (5 mm) crochet hook (I really like this affordable set!)
Gauge:
Not critical for this pattern.
Abbreviations:
ch – chain sp – space
sk – skip hdc – half double crochet
yo – yarn over tch – turning chain
OFC (Odd Forked Cluster) – yo, insert hook into ch or st as indicated, yo, draw loop through, yo, draw through 2 loops, insert hook in next ch or st, yo, draw loop through, yo, draw through all 3 loops on hook.
Foundation Row: ch 25.
Row 1: Sk 2ch (counts as 1hdc), 1 OFC inserting hook first into third and then fourth ch from hook, *1 OFC inserting hook first into same ch as previous OFC then into next ch; rep from * until 1ch remains, 1 hdc in last ch; turn.
Row 2 : Ch 2 (counts as 1hdc), 1 OFC inserting hook first into first st and then next st, *1 OFC inserting hook first into same st as previous OFC then into next st; rep from * ending with 1 hdc in top of tch; turn.
Repeat Row 2 for approximately 54” or until about 3’ of yarn remains in your skein.
Pop that cowl over your head and don’t take it off until bathing suit season!
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