Crochet Cowl Hood
If you like thick crochet scarves in the winter and warm hoodies in the spring, you'll love this amazing Crochet Cowl Hood. This is a beautiful, trendy, and warm hooded cowl that's on the edge of fashion. You can wear this as an everyday scarf to the office and then pop the hood as the temperature drops during your drive back home. This is a great free crochet pattern from Bernat Yarns. Your friends will want their own when they see you wearing this chic crochet scarf pattern.
MATERIALS:
- Bernat® Alpaca (100 g/3.5 oz; 110 m/120 yds)
- #93310 (Plum) - 4 balls
- Crochet Hook: size 8 mm (U.S. L or 11) or size needed to obtain gauge.
MEASUREMENTS:
Approx. 29 ins [73.5 cm] around x 26 ins [66 cm] long.
GAUGE:
9½ sts and 12 rows = 4 ins [10 cm] in pat.
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Ch 70 loosely. Join with sl st to first ch to form a ring, taking care not to twist chain.
- 1st rnd: Ch 1. 1 sc in each ch around. Join with sl st to first ch.
- 2nd rnd: Ch 1. *1 sc in next sc. 1 dc in next sc. Rep from * around. Join with sl st to first sc.
- 3rd rnd: Ch 3 (counts as dc). *1 sc in next dc. 1 dc in next sc. Rep from * to last dc. 1 sc in last dc. Join with sl st to top of ch 3.
- 4th rnd: Ch 1. *1 sc in next dc. 1 dc in next sc. Rep from * around. Join with sl st to first sc.
- Rep last 2 rnds for pat until work from beg measures 26 ins [66 cm]. Fasten off.
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flowergirl
May 29, 2017
This is exactly what I need for this cold months ahead. I will try using a chunky yarn and hope it looks as amazing as this one does.
yvonneheys 3929141
Sep 06, 2015
This cowl looks gorgeous and I would like to crochet it, I don't want to make it in alpaca can any one suggest what weight yarn I can use please. Many thanks
HughesmRthal 93223 50
Dec 06, 2014
What is the number of stitches you should have at the end of each row throughout this pattern? HughesmRthal 93
Mompayz 1722800
Sep 10, 2014
I haven't done any needle work in years, but I plan to try something this winter. The cowl looked like something I would like to start on.
Melissa Ryan
Sep 10, 2014
Hi Mompayz--Thanks for the comment! Let us know how your crafty adventure goes! --FaveCrafts Editors
Nibit2U
Dec 14, 2013
Have made 7 of these using wool-eze and they turned out beautiful! I also made 2 out of left over red heart yarn, using two strands. When using alpaca (be careful it sheds-alot!) I didn't work up as many rows so it wouldn't be suffocating but lay nicely.
Crafter 7353580
Oct 03, 2013
I love this pattern, I have made several of them in different types of yarn. Some of the thinner yarns I chained 100 to get the size needed. This is such a pretty pattern when worked up, and I love the wrong side of this as much as the right side. Judi G
cjknonnie 6201087
Oct 01, 2013
I am new to crocheting and learning to read patterns. From step 3 and on, am I correct that you alternate sc the dc on each row? Connie Kicklighter
pinkdaisystitching
Sep 11, 2012
I was wondering,has anyone made the cowl with a smaller weight yarn? Like super saver 4,I have so much yarn left over and I thought about making this cowl with my extra yarn.thank ya'll fellow crafters
Cerues
Nov 04, 2012
I am making it with Red Heart worsted weight and ended up chaining 120 to start. I draped it after three rows and it looks about right. When it's done we'll see!
kissthecook05
Jan 07, 2012
Just A tip: To keep yarn clean and free of cat hair (from my Mr. Magoo), I use the large plastic coffee containers, cut a whole in the center of the lid and place the yarn inside. These are absolutely great and keep the yarn free from tangles and whatnot. Of course I soak them overnight prior to using them to make sure the coffee smell is gone (sometimes even longer if I smell even a 'hint' of coffee yet). These work very well (for me anyway). Hope it works for you too!
tammyleoral
Nov 19, 2011
I made this out of baby bounce and although the pattern is easy to follow, and unique it's not very pretty. The cowl was so heavy I felt suffocated. Too much material up around the neck and face. I may try again with a slightly lighter yarn, but not soon. Too many other projects to try.
Craye49 9016576
Oct 15, 2011
I made it for my daughter-in-law she loved it. She said everyone wanted one like it. I made it with a Bernat gray she had gotten it came out great.
pattiverch 0648590
Oct 01, 2011
To: salongeway 7648334 WHat yarn did youi use to make this hooded cowl?
monkeytiger2008 22 14469
Jan 25, 2011
I got a set of 4 yarn holders, which are large platic jugs with flip top lids and a hole in the lid for yarn. One of my favorite things. I think I paid about $4 for each and they come in different sizes. I am making this pattern with Caron One Pound Acrylic (on sale for $6 at Michaels's last week). I'll let you know how it turns out.
stepaway4me
Dec 17, 2010
Dsynr1 - Bernat Alpaca is made from alpaca and acrylic. Often times people who are allergic to wool from sheep, use alpaca successfully in its place. I would recommend buying a skein of Bernat Alpaca and making a small wrist cuff to wear. If it does not aggravate your allergies, it could be your safe alternative to sheep's wool. If that does not work, you can also try other types of animal based yarn fibers in the same manner. I hope you are able to broaden your world with other wonderful fibers.
Dsynr1
Dec 09, 2010
I'm allergic to wool and have to use synthetic yarns. Which yarn is a proper substitute for the Bernat Alpaca?
salongeway 7648334
Nov 04, 2010
I made this in a different yarn than what is called for and it worked up great! Will be making two more in bright orange for my friend and I who walk our dogs in areas where hunting is allowed. Love this cowl!
Member 14453
Jan 05, 2012
Where did you get your bright orange yarn? The only thing I could find was the "Syracuse Orange" school color on Amazon. So I crocheted a cap for my hubby :)
quiltinggma
Jul 18, 2010
Just a tip. I use empty 2-3 liter soda bottles to put my yarn in to keep clean and from tangeling. Cut off the bottom above the ridge and insert yarn through the top. quiltinggma
ann short
Feb 24, 2010
This Hooded Cowl makes up just beautiful I made one now my daughters want one to
Crafter 6198050
Oct 23, 2009
Looks very comforab and that it'll fit just right! It looks very lovelyk Cindy Grams
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