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Purple Convertible Cowl

By: Stephanie Swaim for favecrafts.com

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Purple Convertible Cowl

This Purple Convertible Cowl is great for beginners. A free crochet pattern like this can be worn a few different ways as a scarf, a hat or a neck warmer. Use bulky yarn to keep you nice and warm.

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Crochet HookN/15 or 10 mm hook

Yarn Weight(5) Bulky/Chunky (12-15 stitches for 4 inches)

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carriestephens56 6 382039

Jan 23, 2017

This one is my favorite cowl patterns do a crochet item for my daughter-in-laws and granddaughters for Christmas. This year I was cowls for the daughter-in-laws. The fun part of making them was the different color ones I made. Their favorite football team, for one, favorite color, black, for another, and a conservative one for the last. I start crocheting in October for Christmas gifts and usually end up just finishing in time for Christmas but these were done in record time!

bambakes7

Jan 05, 2017

I've never made a scarf before, but this looks just easy enough for me to complete!

kirstenkiki2

Jan 28, 2012

Going to make this for me and my mom to share! After I get a N hook

LizS

Jan 21, 2012

Love this pattern. I made it for every female on my list this year for Christmas. I made some longer, some shorter, some wider, and some narrower. Everyone loved them.

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Jan 08, 2012

I love it!

editorKS

Dec 01, 2011

Hi, argelia314 5206259. Here is a link to some common crochet abbreviations and their meanings that might be of help to you: www.allfreecrochet.com/Basics/Crochet-Abbreviations Good luck! --Editors of AllFreeCrochet

argelia314 5206259

Nov 29, 2011

Can someone explain the Rows 2, 3, 4, where say skip st and Dc in each Sc around? Thank you.

Rustydip

Jan 09, 2012

"Ch 2, (counts as first Dc), skip st and Dc in each Sc around." This simply means after you Ch 2, you do nothing with the very next stitch. Just "skip" it. Then do the DC (as in Rows 2 & 4) or HDC (as in Rnd 3) in each of the remaining SC around to the end or marker. Do the same thing any time you see it written that way. I hope this helps! Edna

aliciam2255 128596 1

Nov 26, 2011

I love this pattern! Worked up fast, easy and it looks gorgeous! :)

kmcollins

Nov 09, 2011

This is a very fast and easy project!

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