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Crocheted Ribbed Cowl


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March 9, 2015

man wearing the finished cowlI love making new cowls for my hubby. He usually prefers them over scarves, I suppose he thinks they look a little more "manly".
For this cowl, I used a nice big #6 yarn which I think made the cables even more prominent. Hubby likes thick, substantial stitch patterns and I think this one turned out pretty good. He looks cute to me!:)

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Total Time: Less than 2 hours.

Yield: 1

Supplies:

  • 11.5 mm crochet hook
  • Lion Brand Hometown USA #6 yarn. Color; Little Rock Granite. Less than 100 yards.
  • scissors
  • embroidery needle

Steps:

  1. Ch 13.
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  3. Dc in 4th ch from hook and each until end.
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  5. Ch 1, turn. Skip 1st dc, 1 sc in next dc and each until end. Be sure to work a sc in the top ch as well.
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  7. Ch 2, turn. Skip 1st sc, fpdc around dc BELOW next sc. See?
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  9. Skip this sc and sc in next, see?
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  11. *1 fpdc around dc below next sc, skip this sc, 1 sc in next sc,* Repeat steps between * until end of row. Be sure to sc in the last ch.
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  13. Ch 1, turn. Skip 1st sc, sc in the next stitch and each across.
  14. Ch 2, skip 1st sc, 1 fpdc around fpdc below next sc, skip this sc, sc in next sc,
  15. * 1 fpdc around fpdc below next sc, skip this sc, 1 sc in next sc*, repeat steps between * until end of row, end with sc in last ch.
  16. Ch 1, turn. Skip 1st sc, 1 sc in next stitch and each until end. Be sure to sc in end chain.
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  18. Ch 2, turn. Skip 1st sc, * 1 fpdc around fpdc below next sc, skip this sc, 1 sc in next sc* Repeat steps between * until end of row, be sure to sc in last ch.
  19. Repeat last 2 steps 17 times. **This is where you can very easily adjust the width of your cowl. If you would like it smaller for a child, repeat last 2 steps fewer times. If you would like it larger, repeat last 2 steps more times.
  20. Now you will place the right sides (the side with the ridges is considered the "right" side) of your cowl together.
  21. Ch 1 and work 11 sc through both thicknesses to join your work into a circle.
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  23. See how nice the seam looks?
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  25. Weave in your ends.
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  27. See the nice ridges?
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  29. Here's the front.
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  31. Here's the side.
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  33. Here's the back.
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  35. Stay warm!:)
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March 13, 20150 found this helpful
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My husband works in a cooler at his job. I'll have to make one for him to keep him warm.

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