Crochet a Cowl in a textured Crochet Stitch to be warm and striking!

The textured cowl pattern, shared in this post, is such a rewarding crochet pattern, and you will be amazed how quickly you’ll progress.

This past winter, I discovered that I don’t have a scarf or cowl in navy. Since navy is my favourite colour to wear, I almost felt naked!

Because I crocheted the pattern stitch just before, my choice for the pattern was a no-brainer. In our little town, there is only one yarn shop and you kind of ‘buy-and-use-what-you-get’. Luckily I came across the Elle yarn in “JEANS” and I am quite chuffed with my new make.

Why not make something for yourself for a change?

Crochet a textured cowl with the free pattern on the blog. This is an easy crochet project and is suitable for any crocheter with basic skills. 1 Crochet a Cowl in a textured Crochet Stitch to be warm and striking!

How to crochet a textured cowl – and be smart wearing it!

WHAT YOU’LL NEED:

Yarn of your choice – I used Elle double knitting weight/light or light worsted yarn
Hook size for your yarn choice – hook used for this project – 4mm, G/6 (US) 8 (UK)
Embroidery Needle

Skill level: Beginner to Intermediate with basic crochet skills.

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STITCHES AND ABBREVIATIONS

ch – chain

dc – double crochet

sc – single crochet

st – stitch

sts – stitches

GAUGE AND SIZE

Finished cowl measures 6.5″ (width) by 70″ (length).

NOTES TO CLARIFY

Ch2 at every end of the row, does not count as a stitch;

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How to crochet a textured cowl. Free pattern on easyonthetongue.com 1 Crochet a Cowl in a textured Crochet Stitch to be warm and striking!

pattern for the TEXTURED CROCHETed cowl

The pattern is in US terms.

The pattern:

Chain 36 + 2

1st row: 2dc into third chain from the hook, *sk 2 chains, (sc, 2dc) in next chain, repeat from *to last 3ch, sk2 chains, 1sc in last ch, 2ch, turn;

2nd row: 2dc into first sc (of previous row), *(sc, 2dc) into next sc, rep from * to end, sc in last dc-ch (from previous row), 2ch, turn.

Repeat row 2 througout until the cowl is the desired length.

I am short, and the 70″ allows me to twist and wear the cowl double around my neck.

Measure yours as you go.

Cast off and sew the two short edges together. (You can either twist and then sew the edges or keep it straight and sew it).

Weave in the ends.

For the pattern in UK terms, check out the How to crochet Spray or Blanket Stitch post.

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Well done – you finished one cowl!

Now…make some more.

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