Buttoned Cable Neckwarmer Free Knitting Patterns: Cabled Cowl
This cozy knitted neckwarmer is made with bulky weight acrylic yarn, which is more comfortable and less itchy around the neck. It takes less than a skein of yarn and can be made quickly as a last-m…
With winters approaching I'm so excited about knitting, and I mean lots of knitting! If you're looking for what to knit next, I would suggest a cowl or neck-warmer. This is a multi-functional accessory which can be worn around neck, or worn over...
Handknitted buttoned neckwarmer scarves in fabulous choice of colours: IMPORTANT: Due to the popularity of these, I have had to change the delivery profile to cover myself. The maximum time from order to posting is 3 days - some colours are ready made and will be posted next day .... (I'm knitting as fast as I can!) Lovely handmade neckwarmer cowl scarves in quality branded acrylic yarns: Paintbox, Stylecraft, Cygnet, Emu (care instructions stapled to tag) Lots of new colours added! 5 buttons with buttonholes (one is concealed) approx width 19cms, approx length 76cms - sizes may vary by a cm due to yarn used Note that where a pic shows 2 colours, the option is the one that is closest to the colour shown. Only one scarf is included! Happy to knit in different colours if you can't find what you're looking for! P&P is included in the price - Evri/Royal Mail depending on postcode I knit, crochet or sew everything I make myself and guarantee the quality, therefore returns are only accepted if an item is faulty or not as described Thank you for looking!
This Honeycomb Cowl Free Knitting Pattern makes a colorful and cozy cowl perfect for chilly and snowy walks.
This cozy knitted neckwarmer is made with bulky weight acrylic yarn, which is more comfortable and less itchy around the neck. It takes less than a skein of yarn and can be made quickly as a last-m…
Knit That Nice Stitch Cowl Free Knitting Pattern
This Easy Neck Warmer Free Knitting Pattern is a great alternative to full on scarves. It will help you make a snug and stylish accessory.
Knit Celtic Cable Neckwarmer Scarf Free Knitting Pattern
This cozy knitted neckwarmer is made with bulky weight acrylic yarn, which is more comfortable and less itchy around the neck. It takes less than a skein of yarn and can be made quickly as a last-m…
The Celtic Cable Button Cowl Free Knitting Pattern makes a soft knit cowl, decorated with intricate Celtic knots. It has squishy texture unique to cable knitting.
Grab your yarn scraps and knit this striped free chunky cowl knitting pattern. It features a video tutorial for knitting jogless stripes.
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Layer Up Fashionably With This Four-In-One Knit Cowl
This cowl is a lovely and fun idea for using up your stash and bits and pieces of leftover yarn that you may lying around in your knitting basket. As you can see, I made my cowl from self striping …
Bubblegum Cowl By Jennifer Dickerson This cowl is suitable for both kids and adults alike. Knit with chunky bubblegum pink yarn, it is a super
Fields of Wheat Cowl Free Knitting Pattern
SKEINS: 2 skeins of Purl Soho’s Cygnet TO MAKE: One Cowl, either version VERSION PICTURED: Open Mock Cable + Spiral Rib Cowl COLOR: Silver Stone
Knit That Nice Stitch Cowl Free Knitting Pattern
An Easy Lace Cowl Free Knitting Pattern is a great way to fend off the first chill of winter because it’s smaller and quicker to knit.
Wrapped round twice. Wrapped round three times. Hi, I have finished the Forest Glade Cowl, I’m really happy with the stitch technique that developed from a yarn over and a knit 2 together. Such simple stitches and together they have manifested into a slanting pattern forming a cowl. This cowl has been designed in multiples …
Sea Glass Cowl Free Knitting Pattern - Easy! One skein project Knit an easy and relaxing wide ribbed cowl. Using one skein of hand dyed self-striping Crazy Zauberball yarn, you'll love the drape and f
Knitting your own accessories is a great way to spice up your wardrobe, but you can go one step further by straying beyond the typical pattern choices. The Quick Knit Kerchief is a great alternative to the more widely seen scarf or knit cowl patterns, and its smaller size means that it knits up quickly. This delightful kerchief features a simple knit lace pattern and easy yarn over increases to create its distinctive shape. For a concentrated color pop, there's nothing better than a hand-knit kerchief.
Sockhead Cowl Free Knitting Pattern
Get ready for winter with these free cowl knitting patterns for beginners. This collection includes easy cowl knitting patterns for every kind of knitter
Like a velvety bed of moss, our Luster Cowl calls to you to burrow in!…
I've been promising more free patterns, and at last, I'm here to deliver! Consider this my Valentine's gift to you. I've made a lot of these for my shop and I love the one I made for myself. This is a very basic pattern and you can customize it really any way you'd like. Any yarn would work, just be sure to adjust your needles to fit the yarn. (I used a size 4 yarn). Like the cowl, but don't knit? No problem! I'd love to make you one. Head on over to Crooked By Design and check out this listing. Use code KNAPTIMEKNITTER and you'll get 15% off. Needles: Size 11 (8mm) CO: 34 (you can adjust this to any number, depending on how wide/bulky you want it) Knit every row until it measures the desired length. This one was 38" long. Cast off and leave a long tail for seaming. This knit has a lot of stretch, so it may look a little short when you hold it up, but as long it wraps around your neck twice, its good. I like mine not too bulky so it fits with a coat nice, but if you want it longer, bulkier, etc. just adjust the number of rows you knit. Likewise, if you want it to only wrap around once, instead of double wrapped like this one, adjust for that as well by knitting less rows. After binding off, lay it flat and twist in the middle like this: And then line up the edges for seaming: Seam the edges together (if you're unsure of how to seam, check out this hat pattern tutorial for details): You're done!! Congratulations on your new cowl. *You may sell items made from this pattern, but please refer back to this post on your listing* Be sure to give a shout if you have any questions at all. Happy Knitting!
This Cozy Button Cowl Free Knitting Pattern is a perfect accessory for any outdoor adventures or activities that you may attend this Winter.
Tuck Cowl Free Knitting Patterns
By Rebecca Langford
These Honey Cowls have become my go-to “couch” projects. (See my first three here, here and here.) These four Little Honey Cowls have been knitted over the last few months with no particular purpose in mind. After knitting my first little version of the Honey Cowl for Lil, I was so happy with the finished product that I wanted to use up the rest of the yarn that I had unpicked from my crocheted bag. Not sure that unpicking and reusing a yarn is technically the best thing to do, but for a cowl that is wrapped and losely worn you can’t really tell that the yarn has been previously used. Once again, these cowls were made using Brown Sheep Cotton Fleece yarn (love it). It took exactly one skein to make each cowl. This size was made by casting on 150 stitches, then knitting until 6″ wide. We gave the blue cowl to my niece, Maya, for her 8th birthday last week. She looks lovely in it and had a super rainy baptism birthday and wore it all day long. The other three have been put in the present box (oh, how I love having a present box!) […]
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This Quick Cable Cowl Free Knitting Pattern features large cables and is the perfect accessory for a cold winter day.
Curious about knitting? Ready to give it a try? This knitted cowl is a super easy and beautiful project to get you started! Using one
A keyhole scarf has a hole in it and you can slip the other end through it. Here are some keyhole scarves patterns you can learn how to knit one.
Divine Drape Cowl If this cowl is one thing, it's a summer-to-autumn wardrobe staple that would look great in any color, at virtually any length. And if it's two things, it's also yet another one of my attempts at the absolute perfect cowl design: not too bulky around the back of the neck, but with enough fun in the front to attract some attention. And heck, while we're at it - why not make it THREE things -- or in other words, your next project? ;) Yarn: Premier Yarns Cotton Fair (52% Cotton, 48% Acrylic; 317 yards [290 meters]/100 grams); #27-09 Lavender - one skein The main stitch pattern. Airy and pretty, no? Needles: Straight needles in size US 3, straight needles in size US 4, straight needles in size US 8, and straight needles in size US 5 for provisional cast-on Notions: Tapestry needle Gauge: 23 stitches = 4 inches in stockinette on size US 4 needles So let's make a cowl! Using your size 5 needles and a length of scrap yarn, then, cast on 35 stitches provisionally. Transfer work to your size 4 needles and knit two transition rows, as follows: Transition Row 1 (wrong side): purl Transition Row 2: knit Knit these two transition rows, and then transfer work to your size 3 needles and we'll work a ribbing for a bit, like so: Ribbing Row 1 (wrong side): p1, * k1, p1; rep from * until you reach the end of the row Ribbing Row 2: k1, * p1, k1 * Knit ribbing rows 1 & 2 until piece measures roughly 7.5" and you've just finished a right side row. Transfer work back to your size US 4 needles. Then we'll work a few more transition rows, as follows. You'll need the following notation to continue: lifted increase (li): insert right-hand needle straight through the middle of the next stitch in the row below, and knit; then knit the stitch on your needle normally And once you're clear on that, continue like so: Transition Row 1 (wrong side): purl Transition Row 2: knit Transition Row 3: purl Transition Row 4: knit Transition Row 5: purl Transition Row 6: * li * (70 stitches) Transition Row 7: purl Work transition rows 1 - 7. Transfer work to your size US 8 needles, and then we'll begin the main pattern, which is Rick Rib from page 260 of Barbara G. Walker's A Second Treasury of Knitting Patterns, and goes like so: Row 1 (right side): k1, * yo, slip 1 stitch purlwise with yarn in back, k1, pass slipped stitch over (psso); rep from *; end k1 Row 2: p1, * yo, slip 1 stitch purlwise with yarn in front, p1, psso; rep from *; end p1 Knit rows 1 & 2 until piece measures roughly 24" (of course you can also make it longer), and you've just finished a right-side row. Transfer work back to your size 4 needles. Then we'll work some final transition rows, which you'll find below: Transition Row 1 (wrong side): purl Transition Row 2: * k2tog * (35 stitches) Transition Row 3: purl Transition Row 4: knit Knit transition rows 1 - 4. Leave working stitches on one needle, and then transfer your provisional cast-on stitches back to your other size 4 needle. Using the Kitchener stitch, graft. Tuck in ends, and, if desired, block (but I wouldn't stretch out the back ribbing, since having it all folded up nicely is the point!).
Ever need a quickie to kill a few hours of free time? (No, not THAT kind of quickie, a knitted one;-) I’m currently in the middle of a few WIPs, like five, and really wanted to finish something! Anything! So, um. . .I casted on this super easy ribbed cowl and got it whipped up […]
This free Beginner Knit Cowl Pattern makes a super-lux and cozy knit scarf! It's a perfect project for road trips or movie watching.
If you like cowls then this crochet bobble stitch cowl is for you! It has a unique beautiful shape along with some amazing textured stitches.
Briochepira Cowl is an ultra squishy cowl knit in two-color double brioche. The pattern comes in one size written for three different yarn weights (fingering, sport, or worsted) but it's infinitely customizable for any yarn, size, and fit. Choose two contrasting yet coordinating colors that together make a fun combination. Long color repeats, gradients, or ombre yarns are ideal! To knit the pattern you need approx. 200-300 meters of each of the two color.
Dive into the world of crochet with my simple, yet stunning Free Ombre Moss Stitch Cowl Crochet Pattern, versatile accessory features an ombre effect.
