Guest Blog Post for The Underground Crafter
I love crocheting all things cozy and had so much fun making this cozy cowl pattern.
This was my very first time using a Chunky Pot from Painbox yarns. I fell in love with all the colors in this pot and wanted to create a cozy cowl. I was also in need of a quick gift for my friend and wanted to design a fun pattern that works up quick with a pretty stitch. The diagonal spike stitch is easy and I am sure you will love it as much as I do!
If you are not familiar with the diagonal spike stitch, there is a step-by-step photo tutorial explaining the stitch included in the inexpensive, easy to print PDF pattern on Ravelry that you can find HERE.
The Autumn Spike Cowl is an advanced beginner pattern. If you can chain and dc, you can make the Autumn Spike Cowl!
If you need to brush up on, or learn any of the basic crochet stitches I have an easy picture tutorial you can follow on the Learn Basic Crochet Stitches Page.
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This cozy crochet cowl pattern works up quick and looks beautiful! You can cut the yarn and use separate colors like I did, or just keep crocheting!
My testers did an awesome job crocheting their Autumn Spike Cowl’s – check them out below!
Meagan from @craftybeastscreations used Caron Anniversary Cake in the color Citron Celebration.
Stacy @stacysecoy used Red Heart Super Saver in Holly and Ivy
Lauren @curlygingercreations used Caron Sprinkle Cake – Red Velvet
You can view the Autumn Spike Cowl pattern on the Underground Crafter Blog
Autumn Spike Cowl Materials
- 1 Paintbox Yarn Chunky Pot – I used the color Making Hay
OR approx 240 yards of WW yarn - H/5mm Hook
- Darning Needle
- Tape Measure
- Scissors
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Share your finished cowl! I would love to see your creations. Use the hashtag #autumnspikecowl and feel free to share your makes and tag me @pretty.pine.tree.crochet on Instagram or share your makes on the Pine Tree Crochet Facebook Page.
