"The Sadie Cowl is a gorgeous cowl that is lightweight and lacy! The Sadie Cowl crochet pattern is the fifth pattern in a collection of “Sadie” crochet pattern and is made to match the Sadie Slouch! It makes such a beautiful set! For the sample, I used this gorgeous blue worsted weight (#4) yarn. However, feel free to use any worsted weight (#4) yarn you prefer. The gorgeous stitch combo in this cowl will look beautiful in any yarn! "
"This Chunky Popcorn Waffle Cowl is the perfect accessory for winter, with it's thick texture of the pattern and the chunky yarn. SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate Basic stitches, but concentration required to form pattern. MATERIALS: Yarns: Charity Chunky - 2 x 100 g Hooks and Notions: Hook 6.00 mm Yarn needle Abbreviations: CH - chain SL ST - slip stitch SC - single crochet DC - double crochet Notes: I use US Crochet stitch terminology. Due to the nature of this pattern - the yarn and hook used is only a suggestion and any substitute may be used. Size of finished product will vary depending on yarn and also size of hook used."
What's a cold weather outfit without a little bit of edge? Chains and buttons take the design in this Steampunk and Stars Crochet Cowl to the next level in a big way. You'll love the intricate design, which includes an assortment of crochet stitches, as well as the unexpected use of buttons and chains. This crochet cowl is both warm and trend-setting, and you'll love how this looks when worn with your favorite winter coat. The crochet pattern is easy to make and can likely be created within an afternoon. Don't be surprised if your friends request that you crochet a cowl for them, too!
"The Bay Bridge Cowl reminds me of the bridges I've seen traveling around the country! You won't want to take it off, indoors or out. And it's a free one skein crochet pattern on Moogly! This cowl features pretty lace in a super-soft wool and yak blend, for amazing warmth as well as drape! Made with just one hank of The Yarn Collective Hudson Worsted, this pattern practically flies off the hook. An easy to memorize 4 row repeat makes this pattern relaxing to crochet. And the luxurious yarn makes it the perfect gift! This pattern was originally published on LoveCrafts, and now is available on Moogly, including a free PDF download."
Infinity Scarves are the best way to keep warm on busy winter days when you are out running errands or have hands full of shopping bags, knowing you don't have to worry about losing your scarf! The Off the Rails Infinity Scarf is made with Super Bulky yarn in a ribbed rail like pattern and is incredibly cosy and soft. It is the ideal easy winder project, using simple stitches to create an elegant modern look. And if you need a last minute gift, it works up in around an hour so it's perfect for that one person you forgot!
"The advantage of crocheting a scarf with a thick yarn is that you get fast results and an ultra warm scarf that will defy any winter temperatures. This scarf was completed in one evening. is easy to crochet and very snuggly to wear. A treble stitch was used to create it so the rows are high and the necessary length of the scarf is acquired within a few hours. Images show how the treble stitch was made, in case you have never used it before."
"This crochet pattern is worked flat and joined at the end. If you would prefer to work this in the round, go ahead and chain an even number of stitches the length you want your cowl to be, slip stitch into the beginning stitch to join. Great crochet pattern for the beginner. Make this handmade cowl in an afternoon. Perfect to wear or give as a gift. This Pretty Pumpkin Infinity Cowl is so pretty to wear in the fall season."
"The colours I have chosen are to represent true winter feeling. I used a combination of double zig zag crochet stitch to represent snowy mountains we often visited. This free crochet cowl pattern will put your crochet skills to the test as it uses a wide range of crochet stiches from the humble single crochet all the way to the tall treble crochet. It will keep you on your toes but once you get the rhythm, you'll be on your way to create your very own Elsa Crochet Cowl."
"A simple and easy scarf is the perfect first project for complete beginners to crochet as it allows you to master your stitch technique without worrying too much about width or gauge. This step by step tutorial teaches you how to create your own chunky scarf even if you are a total beginner and the best bit about KingandEye patterns is that they work up quickly so you won't still be working on it next Winter!"
