Ombre Cowl – Free Crochet Pattern
The Ombre Cowl is great for a beginner and makes a nice solid accessory, no holes, just warmth. Gently nestled around your neck, this will be a favorite go to cowl. The lovely, smooth transition of colors make it look elegant and classy. It’s reversible and has a different texture on both sides. Here we go…
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Ombre Cowl
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Skill Level:
Easy
Size:
Small: 12 inches across by 9 inches tall, 24 inches around
Medium: 13 inches across by 9 inches tall, 26 inches around
Large: 14 inches across by 9 inches tall, 28 inches around
Supplies:
Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Ombre: Color – Baja Blue
Hook: 5.00 mm [US H / 8]
Stitch Markers (1)
Yarn Needle
Yarn Information:
Red Heart Super Saver Ombre
Yarn Weight: 4 – Medium
Economy Solid skein: 482 yards / 440 meters
Unit Weight: 283 grams (10 ounces)
Fibers: 100% Manufactured Fibers – Acrylic
Care: Machine wash and dry
Approximate Yardage:
Small: 200 yards
Medium: 220 yards
Large: 240 yards
Gauge: 15 rows and 15 sc sts = 4 inches
Abbreviations: In US Terminology
ch – chain
sc – single crochet
sl st – slip stitch
st(s) – stitch(es)
Special Stitches & Placement:
Reverse Single Crochet: rsc – insert hook in previous st, yo, pull up loop, yo, pull through both loops on hook. (1 rsc made). See Video: How To Make A Reverse Single Crochet Stitch.
Notes:
- Worked in the round.
- Rounds 2-32 are worked in the back loop only.
- Do not join rounds.
- Written in US terms.
- Stitch count in parenthesis: (S,M,L).
- Repeat Round is in red font to easily identify it.
Pattern Starts Here
Instructions:
Using H hook-
Cowl:
Round 1: Fsc 93(100,107), do not join to beginning fsc (see Note below). Place stitch marker in 1st fsc. Use the tail to attach the bottom edge together by weaving it into the opposite end. (93,100,107 fsc).
OR
Alternate Round 1: Ch 94(101,108), sl st to beginning ch, careful not to twist chs, 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook place stitch marker in 1st sc st, 1 sc in each remaining st around to stitch marker, do not join to beginning sc (see Note below). (93,100,107 sc).
Note: Beginning with Round 2 work in Back Loop Only, leave stitch marker in first stitch of Round 1 throughout to mark starting point. Do not join rounds.
Round 2: 1 sc in each st around in back loop only, to stitch marker. (93,100,107 sc).
Round 3 – 32: Repeat Round 2. Remove stitch marker. Continue to edging, do not end off yarn. If you want your cowl longer, keep repeating Round 2 to desired length.
Edging:
Note: edging is worked in both loops.
Round 1: Rsc in each st around, ending with sl st to top of beginning rsc. (93,100,107 rsc sts). End off yarn, weave in ends.
Attach yarn to opposite edge. Repeat Round 1 of edging.
End of Pattern.
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