Judi's Building Block Cowl
Judi's Building Block Cowl is a mobius, a cowl with a twist. This easy crochet cowl is a fast project and lovely accessory. Just three types of stitches are used to complete this beginner project. Be sure to add this beautiful accessory to your fall wardrobe this year. It's stylish and will look great with almost any outfit. Show off your crochet skills and make one for a friend.
Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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JaneEK
Nov 09, 2017
Since my youngest daughter is named Judi, naturally I just had to see what this project was all about. Be advised that clicking on the above link immediately opens an option for a .pdf download (my favorite option). The pattern itself is so easy and repetitive, and the designer describes the yarn used in her samples. She also suggests how to make the cowl with a larger hook and double yarn.
princess6860504
Nov 01, 2017
All you will need to be required to do is a simple single crochet stitch, and to count skipped stitches. You can be a beginner and pull this one off, and make yourself look super experienced in the process! I love those mindless, no-brainer projects I can work while I am watching television. It's a smart, clean look on this cowl neck scarf- i can make one in every color that matches the tops in my wardrobe!
remnjava 2566790
Dec 24, 2015
I got a 404 error on this page http//www.allfreecrochet.com/Crocheted-Cowls/ == Judis-Building-Block-Cowl
neatmom 4428576
Oct 30, 2013
I am trying to print the cowl pattern but I can 't seem to do it. What is wrong?
daffodiljan 050498 3
Nov 02, 2012
Where's the pattern? I saved it to My Patterns, and now when I click on "get the pattern here" I am taken to a crochet case pattern. ???
CHEECHEE
Feb 18, 2012
Sorry I could have made it more clear, there is no stitching it together because at the end of the first row you make a circle by joining with a SS.. BUT YOU JOIN IT ON THE UNDER SIDE OR BOTTOM..... (this makes the twist AND a circle) then Row 2 is worked on the bottom chain too .. then around and around and around until the width you want hope this is a little clearer gail
CHEECHEE
Feb 16, 2012
A mobius does not need any turning or stitching ends together the turn comes in the way it is crochet Read ROW 2 carefully (you work the crochet on the bottom of chain ) this makes it's own turn hope this helps gail
betsyoliver 893233 7
Feb 14, 2012
I was trying to print the image of the cowl w/no luck, but then tried to print it from this page and it worked! Just press control P and ask for just page 1. NOW... I don't see anywhere in the instructions as to how/when to turn the whole thing to form a "mobius" loop, which I haven't heard of before today. Anyone else find it? To "halfpint": The instructions say chain 80, just after it says "Pattern".
Wretha
Feb 14, 2012
Click on the "read more" link then click on "click here to download the pattern for Judis Building Block Cowl", if that doesn't work, here is the direct link: http://www.crochetedjewels.com/wp-content/uploads/Judis-Building-Block-Cowl1.pdf I haven't worked this pattern, but I don't see a problem with it, I'm an intermediate crocheter (leaning toward beginner), the only finishing I see on the pattern is to weave in the ends. Wretha
ClaireM706
Feb 14, 2012
Although the pattern for Judi's Building Block Cowl is promised, i.e., "Click here for crochet pattern," the link does not provide the pattern. Maybe this is just an oversight, but I would love to have the pattern...please?
lbipeg 0250150
Feb 14, 2012
I had the same problem. Hit the "read more" button to get to the next screen. Then there is a link in the middle section to get directly to the pattern. The only problem is that the picture does not come with the pattern... hope this helps
arlene o
Feb 14, 2012
As written: intermediate The color is pretty and it is an easy stitch, BUT, many beginners might not know what to do with the instructions. When the pattern doesn't tell the entire story, yarners can get frustrated and that can prevent them from completing projects. It would be nice if the finishing directions were included: something like, use any stitch to sew the pieces together end to end until all are connected into a strip. Then twist the strip so that the bottom of one piece is facing up and sew that to the other end piece. The twist creates the mobius loop.
Wretha
Feb 14, 2012
It doesn't require sewing the pieces/ends together, it says in the instructions to slip stitch the two ends together, then repeat pattern until it's as large (thick) as you want it to be. I'm an intermediate crocheter, leaning toward beginner, and this makes sense to me, believe me I am terrible at reading patterns too. :) Wretha
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