Crochet "Patty" Cowl

This lovely cowl is named after my friend Patty who I really have to give a lot of credit to.  She is pregnant (yea!) and she decided to learn to crochet so she could make her own special baby blanket! What better reason could there be to learn how to crochet? Anyway, she was doing a new stitch I had never tried and of course I had to figure out how it was done and what it would look like!  So I used this simple new stitch and made this cowl I named after her :-) 

​Enjoy!

Supplies:

• 2 skeins Charisma Loops and Thread yarn (109 yards, 3.5 oz.) Color is Bouquet.
• 9 mm crochet hook Susan Bates Bamboo handle Hook (affiliate link)
• Steel Yarn Needle (affiliate link)
• Small Scissors
• Three (3) 1.75" Carved Coconut Buttons from Amazon (affiliate link)​

Directions:

• Chain 19.
• Row 1: Skip first chain, and sc into the second one, dc in the next, then sc in the next repeating across the row.  You should end with a double crochet.
• Rows 2 - 55: Chain 1, turn and repeat row one, again starting with a sc and ending with a dc.
• Knot off and weave ends using yarn needle.
• Approximate finished dimensions are 9" wide by 32" long.
• Sew decorative buttons on through both ends as shown. The buttons do not work as they are for show only. The cowl is simply pulled over the head when worn.

Super simple!
Check out our two other FREE cowl patterns:
​(click the picture to go to pattern)

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