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Crochet Ribbed Cowl

Crochet Ribbed Cowl – A fast and easy design that is made in the round, so quick to crochet you can make it in a day, it is perfect to keep you warm in the Winter chill and is fun to wear.

crochet ribbed cowl

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Crochet Ribbed Cowl UK

Pattern Number CNC108

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Abbreviations UK
RS.     Right Side

ch.      Chain
htr.     Half Treble Crochet
tr.       Treble Crochet
rpt.     Repeat
ss.      Slip Stitch

fptr.  Work tr around front post of the tr on row below.
bptr. Work tr around back post of the tr on row below.
See Pictorial HERE on how to do these stitches

3ch counts as first tr

Approx finished size:-   7 inches wide x 30 inches circumference

Materials
For great results it is always best to use the recommended yarn I have used:-
100 grams of Stylecraft Special DK yarn

5.50mm Clover Crochet Hook, brooch for decoration (optional)

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Working in rounds without turning throughout

Make 123ch, making sure you don’t twist the chain length, ss to first ch to form a ring.

Round 1 – Make 1ch, (RS) work 1htr into base of 1ch, 1htr into each ch to end, ss to first htr on beginning of row. Turn. (123htr)

Round 2 – 1ch, htr into base of 1ch, 1htr into each htr to end, ss to first htr on beginning of row.

# Round 3 – 3ch, 1tr into each htr to end, ss to top of 3ch on beginning of round. (122tr + 3ch)

Round 4 – 3ch, * fptr around next tr, bptr around next tr, * rpt from * to * to end, ss to top of 3ch on beginning of row. (see abbrev for fptr and bptr)

Round 5 & 6 – Rpt Round 4.

Round 7 – 1ch, 1htr into base of 1ch, 1htr into each tr to end, ss to first htr on beginning of round.

Round 8 – 1ch, 1htr into base of 1ch, 1htr into each htr to end, ss to first htr on beginning of round. #

Rpt from # to # twice. Fasten off.

Finishing – Weave in all loose ends of yarn and trim off.

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See more free crochet Cowl patterns:-
Neck Warmer CowlChunky CowlHooded Cowl
C2C Crochet CowlHoneycomb CowlLacy Cluster Cowl

hope you enjoy all the designs, happy crocheting!
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crochet ribbed cowl

Crochet Ribbed Cowl USA

Pattern Number CNC108

Abbreviations USA
RS.     Right Side

ch.     Chain
hdc.   Half Double Crochet
dc.     Double Crochet
rpt.    Repeat
sl st.  Slip Stitch

fpdc.  Work dc around front post of the dc on row below.
bpdc. Work dc around back post of the dc on row below.
See Pictorial HERE on how to do these stitches

ch3 counts as first dc

Approx finished size:-   7 inches wide x 30 inches circumference

Materials
For great results it is always best to use the recommended yarn I have used:-
100 grams of Stylecraft Special DK yarn

OR an equivalent yarn would be:-
3.5oz of Worsted Weight #3 yarn

5.50mm Clover Crochet Hook, brooch for decoration (optional)

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Working in rounds without turning throughout

ch123, making sure you don’t twist the chain length, sl st to first ch to form a ring.

Round 1 – ch1, (RS) work 1hdc in base of ch1, 1hdc in each ch to end, sl st to first hdc on beginning of row. Turn. (123hdc)

Round 2 – ch1, hdc in base of ch1, 1hdc in each hdc to end, sl st to first hdc on beginning of row.

# Round 3 – ch3, 1dc in each hdc to end, sl st to top of ch3 on beginning of round. (122dc + ch3)

Round 4 – ch3, * fpdc around next dc, bpdc around next dc, * rpt from * to * to end, sl st to top of ch3 on beginning of row. (see abbrev for fpdc and bpdc)

 

Round 5 & 6 – Rpt Round 4.

Round 7 – ch1, 1hdc in base of ch1, 1hdc in each dc to end, sl st to first hdc on beginning of round.

Round 8 – ch1, 1hdc in base of ch1, 1hdc in each hdc to end, sl st to first hdc on beginning of round. #

Rpt from # to # twice. Fasten off.

Finishing – Weave in all loose ends of yarn and trim off.

Enjoy making this crochet ribbed cowl and don’t forget to pin it.

Bye for now.

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All pattern sizing, yarn weights, gauges etc on this website are approx as everybody crochets differently. Every effort is made to ensure these free crochet patterns are correct, but I am only human so mistakes may be made, if you find one please let me know by e-mail on crochetncreate@btinternet.com

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Judy Hayden

Sunday 18th of February 2018

Very pretty! Thank you! I can't wait to make this.

crochetncreate

Tuesday 20th of February 2018

Thank you Judy.

EileenK

Sunday 18th of February 2018

I like the stitch pattern, but I don't like cowls. It looks like it would be chain an even number +1 to make a scarf. Does that seem right?

Thank you for all the patterns you publish--I've used many of them but haven't thanked you before.

crochetncreate

Tuesday 20th of February 2018

You are welcome Eileen, the stitch count is multiples of 2 + 3

Judy

Friday 16th of February 2018

Ohh, I like that. Very pretty and different stitches combo makes for interesting crochet.

crochetncreate

Saturday 17th of February 2018

Thank you Judy.

Clara Brown

Friday 16th of February 2018

How can I print this pattern without all of the ads?

crochetncreate

Friday 16th of February 2018

there is a print button at the end of the pattern Clara, just scroll down.