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With a subtle color-changing primary yarn and 4 coordinating yarns held two together at a time, this cowl works up speedy quick and is a great stash buster. It's versatile as it can be worn in a loop with or without buttons or crossed with the buttons in the front.
This detailed and simple pattern includes 3 pages of instructions to make a cowl for you or to give as a gift. Additional yarns are provided for a second colorway, as well as instructions for easily adjusting the width and length of the cowl so it can be adapted for any size--even a toddler!
This pattern calls for 1 skein of the primary yarn and much less than one skein of each of the 4 secondary yarns. You will also need two 2 inch (5cm) buttons (optional).
This pattern is written in American English crochet terms.
Finished items may be sold, I just ask that you give credit to me, Susan Carlson at FeltedButton.com.
For more information, see: http://www.feltedbutton.com/2012/12/sea-ice-cowl.html
4 inches (10cm) X 4 inches (10cm) = 4 pattern repeats X 4 rows
275 yards of Worsted weight
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Cheerful, Creative, Crocheter and Collector of all things Colorful describes me to a C--er, I mean a T. My sweet, left-handed granny taught me (a righty) to crochet when I was but a youngster. My first project was a hideously long scarf for my dad. It seems I just didn't know when to stop--something my teachers told me in school, too!. Although crochet and other craftiness have always been part ...
Cheerful, Creative, Crocheter and Collector of all things Colorful describes me to a C--er, I mean a T. My sweet, left-handed granny taught me (a righty) to crochet when I was but a youngster. My first project was a hideously long scarf for my dad. It seems I just didn't know when to stop--something my teachers told me in school, too!. Although crochet and other craftiness have always been part of my life, I channeled my energy and creativity into teaching Jr. High and High School sciences for many years.
I love all things yarny and have sold my creations at local boutiques for several years but am excited to share them online! I hope that you enjoy them!
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