A Basket Weave Crochet Neck Warmer
Crochet yourself this fabulous neck warmer. It has great neutral colors that will go with any outfit and the button closure allows you to make it as tight as you want. Keep warm this winter with a basket weave pattern.
Materials:
- Approx 100g DK yarn
- 3.5 mm crochet hook
- 3 buttons
Approx gauge 11 stitches and 6 rows to 2”
Stitches need (US stitches)
Chain (ch), single crochet (sc), double crochet (dc), front post double crochet (FPDC), back post double crochet (BPDC)
Stitch explanations
FPDC : yarn over hook, insert hook behind stitch below : go from the front of the work, behind the stitch and back out to the front of the work so you are crocheting around the post of the stitch. Yarn over, pull through, finish as a normal double crochet
BPDC: similar to FPDC but go from the back of the work around the front of the stitch.
Pattern
Chain 30
DC in 4th chain from hook (counts as a dc) dc in next 27 ch. (28 stitches)
ROW 1: Ch2 (counts as a stitch) FPDC round 2nd 3rd and 4th stitches * BPDC next 4 stitch, FPDC next 4 stitch. Repeat from * to end
ROW 2 Ch2 (counts as a stitch) BPDC round 2nd 3rd and 4th stitches * FPDC next 4 stitch, BPDC next 4 stitch. Repeat from * to end
Repeat row 1
Repeat the sequence
ROW 1
ROW 2
ROW 1
20 times.
Then repeat row 1
Next row : buttonhole row a: ch 2 BPDC x3 (FPDCx4, BPDCx4) twice. FPDCx1 ch2 fPDCx1 BPDCx4
Next row: button hole row b : ch2 FPDCx3 BPDCx1 sc into chain space x2, (FPDCx4, BPDCx4) twice
Repeat rows 1, 2, 1
Repeat row 1, buttonhole row a, buttonhole row b
Repeat rows 1, 2, 1
Repeat row 1, buttonhole row a, buttonhole row b.
Repeat rows 1, 2, 1
Fasten off, sew in ends and attach buttons along cast on edge to fasten as shown.
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ellisclark2002 608 8487
Mar 13, 2013
can someone please tell methe size of this cowl?i need the length and width that theseinstructions will produce in order to adjust my stitches or hook. thanks, joyce
maripatkramer 1576 145
Feb 03, 2013
Love the basket weave and the neck warmer concept, I am really having trouble understanding how to make the button hole rows...wish there was a tutorial
Steampunk dollhous elady
Jan 21, 2013
I used gray heather worsted weight yarn and black buttons and made this for my son-in-law in Wyoming--He loves it and it stays put in the wind.
PMWilliams1
Oct 04, 2011
Does anyone know how long this piece is before you start the button holes?
new2rochet
Oct 20, 2010
Help, I would really like to make a neck warmer. However, I am having trouble following the directions. Could the directions be rewritten by numbering the rows 1,2,3,4, etc. Also, I am having following the directions for the button whole rows. Could you add punctuation and simpler more straight forward directions? I would try to provide an example, but I am not that experienced in pattern writing. Thank you, new2crochet
joannewardle 76117 66
Oct 20, 2010
Hi, this is my pattern, so I'll answer the questions. DK is double knit yarn this is a UK weight yarn, similar to sport weight. the button hole question, there is a small mistake it should say buttonhole row a: ch 2 BPDC x3 (FPDCx4, BPDCx4) twice. FPDCx1 ch2 skip next 2 stitches fPDCx1 BPDCx4
bigred
Apr 09, 2010
Does anyone know how to finish buttonhole row on this pattern after last BPDCx4?There seems to be a few stitches left over. Sure would appreciate anyones help who has already made this. Thanks, Violet
sem
Mar 29, 2010
I really like this pattern. I do have a couple of questions to ask you. I am using Loops Threads ImpeccableWorsted 192 yds175m, net wt. 3.5 oz., Poids net 100g. Is this comparable to the yarn you suggested? I started pattern and it seems to be working out fine, however, I'm a little confused in counting the rows, how long should it be before I start the buttonhole rows? Please advise and thanks!
Alma Bisci
Feb 17, 2010
I love this pattern. I feel so silly asking but what is DK yarn? Thanks
The Editor of Fave Craftscom and AllF reeCrochetcom
Jan 25, 2010
You cannot sell this pattern as it is not our pattern. It came to us from Joanne Wardle, but please feel free to make as many as you wish. Thanks! -The FaveCrafts Team
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