This cowl goes around your neck twice.
The Ravelry page for this pattern, please click here!
Yarn: 1 skein (210 yards) of Malabrigo Yarn Merino Worsted
Hook: 6.5 mm (K)
Required Skills: Chain, Join in the Round, Double crochet
Instructions (Updated Dec 10, 2010):
- Using 6.5 mm hook, make at least 105 chains loosely (or more if you want your cowl to be loose around your neck. Make sure the chain goes around your neck/head twice comfortably).
- Join in the round with a slip stitch in the first chain to form a ring. Be careful not to twist.
- Make three chains, start double crochet in the second stitch. Work a double crochet in each remaining stitch of a round; total 104 stitches of double crochet, 105 stitches with the first three chains. (Click here for more instructions on double crochet by Annie's Attic.)
- At the end of the round, join the first and last stitches of the round with a slip stitch by inserting the hook into the second chain of the three chains.
- Continue 3 & 4 until the work measures 7" or desired length.
- Weave in ends.
Please feel free to contact me if you find any errors in the instructions!
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hello, this is lovely, but I don't seem to see the link to select for more instructions, where is it please? I would love to make this for my mother for Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the comments everyone!
ReplyDeleteThe colour of the text link is gray so I guess it was hard to see. I've updated the sentence, so hope that helps!
Just in case if anyone has troubles, here's the link for the great instructions on double crochet by Annie's Attic. Please copy and paste in the url.
http://www.anniesattic.com/crochet/content.html?content_id=55
what was the name of the wool color you used? It's really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe colour is called 173 Stonechat :)
ReplyDeleteMalabrigo just introduced new colour yarn for 2010/2011. I'm interested in 75 Garden Gate, beautiful colour! You can view all the colours at this website.
http://www.malabrigoyarn.com/sub_yarn.php?id_sub_yarn=5
I can't wait to try this! Lovely yarn.
ReplyDeleteI'm using red heart for this pattern n dark orchid & blk
ReplyDeleteI'm going to try this ..when I get to the city to get yarn
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pattern, it is nice. I have that yarn at home, will try it.
ReplyDeleteIts really very interesting post full of valuable information. The key part of this post is its descriptive way to define anything.
ReplyDeleteJust made one for my friend for her birthday - great pattern! Simple yet interesting. Perfect, thanks!
ReplyDeletehow many inches total circular is the finished scarf? 105 chains, does it equal approx 45" round?
ReplyDeleteLovely yarn. I am going to try this with forty niner colors. Iam interested in the finished sized as well. Is a worsted weight or bulky yarn?
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Nina
ReplyDeleteI cannot find the circle scarf pattern where you ch. 58 loosely, then shell and sc etc.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this post! Crocheted circle scarf is so beautiful and it really helpful especially during winter season. Circle scarf is one of the best accessories we can use during this season.
ReplyDeleteThe Ravelry page for this pattern, please click here!
ReplyDeleteTo get the rest of the pattern you click on the word here anonymous. I just came to this site and saw your message. I hope you found the link already, it's on Ravelry.