I think I found my new favorite accessory. I have never been a huge cowl fan until today. Not that I HATED them, I just had a hard time finding one (or making one) that I loved. My (almost) 30 Minute Cowl is easy and cute, but it’s not my go-to scarf. As I pulled out my hook and yarn to design this cozy Chunky V-Stitch Cowl, I decided I would try and make it with 3 balls only. This led me to make it rather small around the neck. It was such a happy result! I am now understanding that all my cowls have been too big for my liking. Next time I made my 30 Minute Cowl, I will work at least 3 fewer rows, so it’s cozy and snug around my neck.
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CHUNKY V-STITCH COWL
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–P Hook
-3 balls Size 6 Chunky Yarn (Brava Mighty Stitch Super Bulky in Pucker, Silver and Mint)
-Smaller Hook to weave in ends
Abbreviations: American Terms
St – Stitch
Dc – Double Crochet
Ch – Chain
Sk – Skip
Sl st – Slip Stitch
Gauge: 10 dc = 6″ long
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Ch 44. Sl st into first ch.
1. Ch 2. Dc in same st. *Ch 1. Sk 1 ch. Dc in next ch. * work 21 times. Ch 1. Join with first dc. (44 sts)
(Alternate colors with each row)
2. Ch 3. Dc in same ch (counts as first v stitch). *Sk 2 chs. Dc, ch 1, dc –all in next st* work 13 times. Join in 3 ch space. (14 v-stitches.)
3. – 9. Ch 3. Dc in same 3-ch space. (Counts as first v-stitch). *Dc, ch 1, dc–all in ch 1 sp of v-stitch from previous row* work 13 times. Join in 3-ch sp. (14 v-stitches)
10. Ch 2. Dc in same sp. *ch 1. Sk next st. Dc in next st. * work 20 times. Join with first dc.
Break yarn. Weave in ends.
Your seam will look a little wild, but that is normal!
It’s SO COZY and so comfy in this super soft Mighty Stitch Bulky.
I might try another one is worsted weight…
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Just curious…did you use all of your three balls of yarn? I don’t want it in different color stripes.
Nearly all of them, yes. The ones I used are only 44 yards though, so depending on the yarn you buy, you might not need three.
I love wearing pretty scarves in the winter. I have crocheted a couple but can’t seem to follow a pattern. Thanks for sharing with us at Merry Monday.
You’re welcome!
Oh, I just LOVE the giant stitches! I’m using Mighty Stitch in Bulky to make a beanie, but now I want the even chunkier Super Bulky yarn!
Thank you! Super bulky is so fun to work with!!