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This cowl is distinctive with a watery wave effect of color, wonderful lightweight yet warm drape, and is quick to work up! Can be worn by anyone--as it contains instructions to adjust the size--and you pick the colorway that suits the wearer!
The 6 page pattern calls for only a single skein of yarn. You can print just the two written pattern pages or all six and include the photo-tutorial on how to complete the loopy flower. (It even includes pictures for using a magic ring, in case you haven't tried that technique yet!)
The pattern also includes:
--a notes section of suggestions, including how to adjust the circumference for sizing to a man or child, as well
--a special stitches section
--a picture section showing the details of making the loopy flower
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.
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14dc X 6 rows in pattern = 4in (10cm) square
135 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!
When I am not "yarning" (as described by my youngest), I treasure time with my family, friends, running, thrift store shopping, and learning new creative skills.
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