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Simple Woven Cowl

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Simple Woven Cowl
Simple Woven Cowl
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"This Simple Woven Cowl is squishy and soft and makes the perfect cold weather accessory. Contains a photo tutorial for the stitch pattern to help you successfully complete the 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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bambakes7

Oct 20, 2017

This would make a perfect Christmas gift for my mom! She's always cold. :)

JaneEK

Sep 23, 2017

Maybe I have too much kitchen remodeling in my head right now, but as soon as I saw this project I thought Subway Tile. In crochet terms, its actually called the Woven Stitch. It might sound complicated, but its just working rows back and forth while alternating our old friends, the Post stitches. The designer suggests working with two strands of yarn. Working one in color and the other white would make an intriguing Linen look.

princess6860504

Aug 14, 2017

Every once in a while I come across a very basic and simple design for a cowl or a scarf. Sometimes you WANT something simple that does not compete with certain tops that you have in your wardrobe. This is one example of a cowl that fits the bill. It is worked with two strands held together to get the bulk. The name is just right because the stitch technique used looks like a woven! Nicely done.

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