Snow Flurries Cowl, Free Crochet Pattern + Video

The Snow Flurries Cowl is a wonderfully cozy cowl worked up in a simple stitch.  Cozy, fuzzy yarn is accented with just a touch of sparkle for a lovely festive touch.  Make one just for you and a friend too!

Need a little help? There's a full video tutorial below!

Snow Flurries Cowl

By Jennifer Dickerson

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Materials:

• 6.5 mm K crochet hook
• 306 yards of bulky weight yarn (I used 2 balls of Fluffy Day XL by Hobbii in "04/Grey")
• Optional: I used a thin thread of glitter yarn to add a little sparkle to the cowl.  (I used 306 yards of Diablo Glitter by Hobbii in "05/Silver Glitter")
• Tapestry needle
• Scissors
• Tape measure

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Sizing:

• 14.5 inches tall
• 30 inch circumference

Instructions:

Multiple of 3+2

Ch 38 

Row 1: Work a sc in the 2nd ch from the hook. *Ch 3, then skip 2 ch, then work a sc into the next ch.  Repeat from * across.

Row 2: Ch 3 and turn (counts as a dc).  Work a dc into the first sc from the last row. *Work a sc into the ch 3 space, then work a 3 dc into the sc (the one in between the two ch 3 spaces).  Repeat from * to end of row, then work 2 dc into that last sc from the previous row.

Row 3: Ch 1 and turn.  Work a sc in that very first dc from the previous row. * Ch 3, then work a sc into the centermost stitch of the fan (fans made with 3 dc in the previous row).  Repeat from * across, then work a sc into the turning chain space at the end of the row.

Repeat rows 2 and 3 until your rectangle is as long as you'd like for it to be for the circumference of the cowl.  End on a fan row for the best looking seam.  See sizing information above for more info.  

Weave in any ends, seam both ends together with a whip stitch and weave in the ends.

Note: To make your cowl circumference larger and more slouchy, simply work more rows of the pattern before seaming.

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