A Study In Contrasts Crochet Cowl

If you're ready to take a break from the monochromatic look, then the pattern for A Study In Contrasts Crochet Cowl is for you. Choose yarn in two contrasting colors to create a look that's eye-catching and unforgettable with this crochet cowl. The cowl can be worn indoors, too, making this item a must-have accessory that also instantly dresses up almost any ensemble. You'll love how the cowl is loose and comfortable to wear, and that the crochet pattern is easy to make. Make one cowl for your own use, then consider making a second one for your best friend or close family member!

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Easy

Crochet HookD/3 or 3.25 mm hook

Yarn Weight(0) Lace (33-40 stitches to 4 inches). Includes crochet thread.

Materials List

Lace yarn (blogger used Jade Sapphire’s 2 Ply Cashmere in Pink Panther and Sterling)
D/3 or 3.25 mm hook
Removable stitch marker

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princess6860504

Jun 06, 2017

The NAMES of the colors are spot on! Pink Panther and Sterling?! Gotta love that. I like the Purl Bee and her patterns she offers. They are sumptuous, modern, and unique. The yarns that are used are different, and give me a chance to step out of my comfort zone as far as working with different yarns.

Hippie Chick

Mar 13, 2017

Wow. This is a beautiful crochet cowl. I have always thought that the pink and grey color scheme worked well together and looks so cute. I have never worked with Cashmere yarns. Are they easy to work with? What about if you make a mistake? Can it be easily pulled out and reworked?

3cats2love

Feb 27, 2017

This is a lovely cowl pattern, and simple in design. I can't afford the expensive cashmere yarn the blogger used to make her cowl, but maybe I can substitute a nice quality (but less costly) lace weight yarn. Does anyone have any suggestions of a good substitute that I can use?