Hi Everyone! Back again with another basic crochet pattern. This cowl can be adjusted to any length and width. You just have to adjust how many chains you start with and how many rows you do. I made this using Red Heart’s Boutique Unforgettable yarn in the Winery colour. This yarn is a little hard to work with, but once you get used to it, the colours of the yarn are really quite nice. View fullsize Materials6.0 mm (J) HookWorsted Weight Yarn – Roving Yarn (I used Red Heart’s Boutique Unforgettable Yarn – Winery) ScissorsTapestry Needle Abbreviations – US TermsCH – ChainSLST – Slip StitchHDC – Half- Double Crochet DC…

Hello everyone! Today I will be sharing a pattern I made up that was inspired by Karin’s Tunisian Cowl. I wanted to Tunisian crochet, but I am not brave enough to try it yet so I just did this in double crochets. I recently bought an afghan crochet hook so I might use that for my first Tunisian crochet project! This project was really simple and with a little folding and sewing it changes the look of the cowl. View fullsize Materials6.5 mm (K) HookWorsted Weight Yarn – Roving Yarn (I used Red Heart’s Boutique Unforgettable Yarn – Petunia)ScissorsTapestry Needle Abbreviations – US TermsCH – ChainHDC – Half Double CrochetBLO…

Hi Everyone! In today’s post I am sharing a simple cowl/infinity scarf pattern that I used to make a present. It is a really easy pattern that I was able to finish fairly quickly. That is always a plus for me since I always start many projects at a time. View fullsize View fullsize Materials5.00 mm (H) HookNavy Blue (Caron Simply Soft – Country Blue)ScissorsTapestry Needle AbbreviationsCH – ChainDC – Double CrochetSLST – Slip StitchSK – Skip PatternCH 100. Connect with SLST to first CH.Round 1 – 16: CH 3. DC in same stitch. DC around. SLST into CH 3. (100)Round 17: SLST, SK1. *5 DC in next stitch, SK1,…