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Crochet Lace Cowl

By: Erica Jackofsky for thespruce.com

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Add flair to your outfit with this Crochet Lace Cowl. The shimmery lacy stitches are sure to make this free crochet cowl sparkle. This is an easy crochet pattern you will love to flaunt around in.

Click Here for Crochet Pattern

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Crochet HookI/9 or 5.5 mm hook

Yarn Weight(3) Light/DK (21-24 stitches to 4 inches)

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fyrekeeper 9768636

Aug 09, 2013

Delightful pattern and all of you who can do nothing more than whine need to grow up and just go on to a pattern that you can 'understand'. This was quite easy and turns out quite elegant. You don't like the yarn? Use something else - you don't like the weight, adjust the pattern. I can't imagine using a pattern without some adjustments and this ends up being adaptable and versatile. If you don't have anything but whining, don't post. I loved it.

vkonicke 7716312

Feb 01, 2013

I'm with them. I've already waisted time. Disappointed.

gamma22

Jan 23, 2013

I'm not going to waste time and yarn on a pattern when the designer clearly wasn't proud enough of the design to show a detailed picture. And honestly, any pattern that is only displayed in ombre or variegated yarn is NOT going to get much interest from me! Why do designers do that?

JP Creations

Jan 22, 2013

I agree with the others on the picture size. As a matter of fact, I won't be making this because I can't see what I'd be making, or if it even looks pretty, and I certainly wouldn't use my saved for a special item, luxury yarn on something I can't even see! I always look at free patterns as a way to see if I'll like a designer. So to me, this says this designer doesn't give a lot of thought into how she presents her craft. I did check her own site to see if I could get different pics, because sometimes it's this site and not the designer that have given not enough info, or no pic, or too small of a pic, etc. She's got the exact same pics there. I was hoping the 2nd pic may be better in size or at least have the option to enlarge. No dice. Bummer but I'll be happy that I didn't goof and use my special luxury yarn on a big maybe. On to the next fun pattern to explore and create!

CarlaB

Dec 15, 2012

Where is the picture?

wmross1 5348479

Jan 18, 2013

just click on where it says "click Here for Crochet Pattern" and you will see a picture.

grandma4five

Aug 24, 2012

Yes, you can click to see, but a larger photo on this page would be better.

njrjohnson 2731891

Aug 23, 2012

I like to see what THe pattern ends up to being/ Where is the picture??

gwcb

Aug 23, 2012

I clicked on the link "Click Here For Crochet Pattern" and there is a photo. It's very nice looking.

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