Showing posts with label half double crochet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label half double crochet. Show all posts

Thursday, December 13, 2012

Double Chain Cowl Pattern

Hello Everyone!

Have you come across any of the beautiful chunky knit cowls that are becoming popular?  My favorites are the ones made by Neckwear Outfitters!  They just look so pretty and cozy.  The only thing is, I am not a fan of things wrapping around my neck...weird I know.  I can handle my hair and a scarf, but things brushing against the front of my neck is too much for me to handle. 
Still, these new chunky cowls inspired me to make a version of my own.  It is the most simple pattern, and the cowl works up in no time!

If you like the cowl, but don't feel like making it, you can purchase them in customizable colors in the ChirpinBirdie Etsy shop!

Double Chain Cowl Pattern

Materials Needed:

  •  3-4 oz each of two different colors worsted weight yarn
  • 10mm crochet hook
  • scissors
  • yarn needle

Abbreviations:
ch = chain
sl st = slip stitch
hdc = half double crochet



Pattern:

With both colors of yarn together, fasten slip not and secure it to your hook.

Row 1: ch 52, sl st into first chain to form large circle, ch 1, 1 hdc in each ch around, sl st into first hdc (52 hdc)

Row 2: ch 54, sl st into first chain to form a large circle, ch 1, 1 hdc in each ch around, sl st into first hdc (54 hdc)

Row 3: ch 52, sl st into first chain to form large circle, ch 1, 1 hdc in each ch around, sl st into first hdc (52 hdc)

Row 4: ch 50, sl st into first chain to form a large circle, ch 1, 1 hdc in each chain around, sl st into first hdc (50 hdc)

Row 5 - 8: Repeat rows 1 - 4

Row 9: ch 36, 1 hdc in second chain from hook and in each chain across (35 hdc)



Finishing:  Wrap the row of 35 hdc around all 8 rows of circles three times, and sl st into the turning chain from row 9 to secure wrap.  Finish off.

Pattern Notes:
With both yarn colors together, form slip knot and fasten to crochet hook.


When forming the chain circles, pay careful attention not to twist the chain.  


I hope you all enjoy this pattern!  It is super easy and works up incredibly fast.  

Just don't let your supervisor work you too hard like mine does ;)


~Best Wishes~