The Mermaid Dreams Cowl is a fabulous stash or scrap buster pattern! If you can single crochet and treble crochet then you can do this pattern! It is suitable for beginners who know these stitches. Written for sizes aged 2 years to adult and requires 5mm hook and 4 weight (aran) yarn. This pattern was originally designed for Operation Christmas Child in October of 2020. I think the name is perfect for this one! After all, which girl doesn't love mermaids?? You can find out more about this cowl on our blog post. At Sunflower Cottage Crochet, we hire experienced crochet artisans to test our patterns for accuracy and readability. Our crochet pattern will teach you how to create the pefect gift for any occasion.
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