The Western Charm Cowl free crochet pattern creates a trendy and cozy cowl with fringe that will elevate your winter wardrobe.
Want a modern knit ruff? Well, the Rainbow Ruff Cowl is my fun little mix of a Elizabethan ruff and my knit Jacob’s ladder patterns. Plus it’s rainbow, so it’s even better!
This simple little cowl is cozy enough to keep you warm, but small enough to stay out of the way as you layer up for colder weather.
Puffed Shells Cowl
Crochet Pattern
Easy Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
This easy one-skein pattern features shell stitches with puff stitches in the center. The puff stitches add a great texture to the cowl. It is crocheted in a rectangle, and then seamed together t make the cowl. Keep your neck warm this fall and winter with this trendy tweed cowl!
Hello my friends! Today we have a special guest post from a crafty blogger friend. Enjoy!
Hi there! My name is Danielle and I blog over at Storypiece – a craft and DIY site that encourages others to design a meaningful home that reflects their own unique story. I’m super excited to be guest posting for Jessie today and getting to know your community.
As someone who enjoys diving into creative endeavors, I have to confess that I only knit at a basic level and have struggled with learning how to crochet. In fact, I grew-up with a grandmother that constantly crocheted beautiful pieces, but I could never master the skill… really, the only thing I managed to accomplish was frustrating her to no end.
Recently my daughter, Tess, has taken up her great-grandmother’s mantle and taught herself how to crochet. I’m continually surprised by what she comes up with.
That’s why I was completely thrilled
Twisted Cowl is the sister pattern to Daniel’s Hat and Scarf set, which is available from the Cast Off Chemo Ravelry store. This pattern features a seeded rib stitch with the occasional diagonal stripe. The diagonal stripe is made using increase and decrease stitches, so no cable needle is needed. Enjoy!
Comfy Mochi Cowl
Crochet Pattern
Easy Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
This simple cowl is worked in rows and features large diagonal blocks of solid sections and mesh sections. It’s nice and long so it can be wrapped around several times and in many ways. The wonderful color changes of the Crystal Palace Mini Mochi creates a colorful cowl without having tons of ends to weave in, plus, it’s so very soft, you’ll never want to take it off!!
Sometimes I get on kicks with my crochet, and currently I’m on a cable kick. I just love the texture and fun designs they create. There are several ways to make crochet cables, the most common of which is post stitch cables. Once you get the idea of how to make them down, they’re actually pretty easy! If you need a little help, here is a tutorial on crochet post stitch cables.
Now here is a collection of crochet patterns that feature cables which I have put together for you. Enjoy!!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
Also known as a festival hood, the hoodie cowl is perfect for festival goers or those who want a hood without a hoodie.
This week I am very pleased to share patterns from ELK Studio ~ handcrafted crochet designs with you. ELK Studio is owned and run by Kathy Lashley, a very talented and wonderful woman. Kathy is a southern girl in the best of ways! Her designs often show her country roots, making them feel very warm and comforting. She uses wonderful stitch patterns to bring interest to her designs. It’s no surprise that her designs are very popular.
Kathy is currently hosting a Christmas CAL, and it’s awesome! You can find the info about the CAL on her blog, here. You can also join her Facebook group to share your photos and chat with others about the CAL. There are 2 patterns in the CAL, a cowl and matching hat, and both patterns are written for worsted weight and bulky yarn, so you can choose!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something about each one.
