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Malvern Cowl

Warm and squishy with stripes, perfectly interrupted with a little spike stitch pattern. This is the perfect accessory to throw on and feel just a little cosier and a little more put together all at the same time. Play with colour for bolder looks.

The cowl is worked in the round in a continuous spiral, (so ends do not need dealing with - they hide inside) and then seamed shut at the end.
Not a pattern for those who need an early night as it has a real “just one more stripe” addictive quality to it.

Size
One size.
Depth: 15cm/6in
Wingspan: 66cm/26in

Materials
50g skein CoopKnits Socks Yeah (4ply, 25% Nylon
75% Wool, 212m/50g) in each of
Col A: 1x 50g Danburite (105)
Col B: 1x 50g Chryso (108)
Col C: 1x 50g Iolite (109)
4mm (US G) hook

Tension
28 sts and 28 rows in double crochet to 10 cm/4 in using 4mm hook (or size needed to achieve tension)
Note: while this item doesn’t need to fit anywhere, not working to specified tension may make the fabric different to the picture and yarn quantities will vary.

Difficulty Rating
Beginner

Skills Needed
Basic crochet stitches, working in continuous rounds, spike stitches (explained).

Construction
Worked in rounds in a continuous spiral without turning or turning chains. Ends are then sewn or grafted together to form cowl.
A tutorial for spike stitches can be found here.

This pattern is charted and written using standard UK crochet terminology (with US conversions given in the abbreviations)

Also available in our Crochet Yeah! e-book.

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Malvern Cowl
Malvern Cowl
Malvern Cowl

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