Foxy Faux-Knit Cowl

By: Barbara de Bruin-Karnekamp from busyfingersbusylife.blogspot.nl

By: Barbara de Bruin-Karnekamp from busyfingersbusylife.blogspot.nl

When you need serious protection from the cold, wear this Foxy Faux-Knit Cowl. This chunky crochet cowl pattern won't let the frost bite. Snuggle up in your chunky, warm scarf on a bitter cold day. This crochet cowl is made with the Tunisian stitch, which gives it a unique faux knitted look and won't let cold air in. You'll love the hip look of this over-sized cowl, which is perfect for long walks against the wind.

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Difficulty LevelIntermediate

Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook, P/16 or 16 mm hook

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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princess6860504

Sep 11, 2017

She explains the Tunisian knit stitch so clearly and simply, I think that even I could give this a go. The finished look resembles knit! It has a wonderful bulk and volume that somehow does not look too overwhelming. Nice yarn color choice, too! Fuschia is one of the nest colors for me to wear.

Cheryl Y

May 05, 2016

I do like this pattern, but not sure what is meant about what she is saying about the forward pass on the last stitch? I guess I need to try it, and just do what is said to see if it works. Love the Faux-Knit Cowl, Fingers crossed it works for me. Other that the last stitch the pattern is well written and looks like fun to do. Love the colors, can't wait to make this one for the winter. Thank you for this free pattern.

Dana N

Feb 12, 2016

For me, bigger is better when it comes to cowls, and this one is PERFECT! I prefer crochet to knitting (obviously) so getting that knit look via crochet is really an ideal situation for me.