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Squamish Cowl
Squamish Cowl
"This squishy cowl is made with Lion Brand Yarn’s Vanna’s Choice Yarn (so cozy!) in Silver Grey, Chocolate, and Dusty Blue. I chose to use three colors, but you can choose any color combination with the simple assembly of the squares. I used three skeins for the colors, but it only takes a couple hundred yards of yarn. It fits comfortably loose and is nice and long to cover your face on those extra chilly days. The fringe continues the color pattern and adds more detail the the bottom edge. This pattern uses three skeins of Vanna's Choice Lion Brand Yarn in Silver Grey, Chocolate, and Dusty Blue."
NotesAnd you are finished! Roll the top edge over the create a double layered warm cowl that stays under your chin, or pull it up to cover your nose on those super cold mornings.
Crochet HookJ/10 or 6 mm hook
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
Crochet Gauge20 stitches X 10 rows of double crochet will give you a six inch x six inch square
Finished SizeThe cowl is 24 inches around and 12 inches long.
Materials List
- Vanna’s Choice Lion Brand Yarn (Weight: 4/medium – 170 yds, 3.5 oz)
- Size J (6 mm) crochet hook
SQUARES (MAKE 8)
The piece is worked flat. Each square is 6 inches by 6 inches. Check your hook size and tension and adjust accordingly if your square is larger or smaller. Make 4 in Silver Grey, 2 in Chocolate, 2 in Dusty Blue. ch 20 Row 1: ch 2. dc across (20) Row 2-10: ch 2. dc blo across (20) Finish off and weave in ends.
ASSEMBLY
Join the squares into a rectangle 2 squares by 4 squares by single crocheting them together. Alternate the sides you crochet together to get a patchwork motif, as above. With the sc join on the inside sc the ends together to create a loop and cowl shape.
Edging
Add on 5 inch long fringe to the bottom edge of your cowl, keeping with the color pattern. I added 10 tassels per side of square.
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princess6860504
Nov 25, 2018
I can see the patchwork look much better when the cowl is laid out full length and not folded over. Cute idea! The colors she picked are very nature inspired and neutral so it can go with probably most of your coats and tops. Can you picture this in a black, orchid, and teal combination?
JaneEK
Nov 09, 2018
The Boho look has never really gone away, and this creative cowl is a perfect example of the style. I love the patchwork look, and since the patches are worked individually and not join as you go, this makes it a handy Take Along craft. I like the muted colors the designer has chosen, and even though the holiday season is coming up, I plan to resist working this in red and green. Although a striped square now and then might be interesting.
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