The Fireside Cowl Scarf is a free crochet pattern, here on my blog! Making beginner friendly scarves are a great way to unwind after a busy day. This easy to crochet, infinity scarf pattern –The Fireside Cowl Scarf– is super soft and versatile.
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The Fireside Cowl Scarf Crochet Pattern #319 is made with soft bulky weight, size 5 yarn. The yarn I used for this pattern is one of my favorite fluffy, and soft, size 5 yarns. You can find the Loops and Threads Charisma yarn at Michaels stores. This yarn is available in so many color choices and color combinations. Any size 5 yarn you love will work perfectly! Below you will find the free pattern. You can also purchase an inexpensive, printer-friendly, PDF of this pattern at my Etsy shop MarlowsGiftCottage, or with the direct pattern link here.
My MarlowsGiftCottage Etsy shop has all of my original crochet pattern designs. You will find slouchy hats, beanie hats, ear warmers, headbands, scarves, cowls, wraps, blankets (baby, afghan, throw), baskets, bowls, etc.
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Crochet Pattern #319 The Fireside Cowl
Chunky Cowl
© Marlow’s Gift Cottage, LLC
Advanced Beginner
Please read all directions before beginning project.
Size: Cowl is approximately 8” in width and approximately 50” in circumference.
Materials List:
-Bulky weight (size 5) yarn, 2 skeins… Pictures are shown using Loops and Threads Charisma in Red (109 yards per skein)…found at Michaels.
–US P/10 mm crochet hook…check gauge…feel free to change hook size to get the correct gauge.
–Tapestry Needle (for weaving in ends)
Gauge:
The gauge is 8 dc X 5 rows = 4 in x 4 in
Notes:
-Make sure you are joining directly into the top of ch 3 at the end of each round. You will have 2 strands above hook and 1 below. Do NOT join into the gap between the ch 3 and the next dc. Joining into the gap will create a hole.
-ch=chain, dc= double crochet, dc dec= double crochet decrease, sl st= slip stitch, st(s)= stitch(es), YO= yarn over
-Count your stitches after each round to be sure you do not miss a stitch (the first stitch after the ch 3 is more snug, please be sure not to miss this stitch)
-ch 3 counts as first dc
Special Stitches:
dc dec: double crochet decrease= YO, insert your hook into the next st, YO, draw the yarn through the st, YO, draw the yarn through the first 2 loops on your hook, YO, insert your hook through the next st, YO, draw the yarn through the st, YO, draw the yarn through the first 2 loops on your hook, YO, draw the yarn through all 3 loops on your hook…this will equal 1 complete double crochet decrease
Instructions:
- An inexpensive, printer-friendly, PDF version is available here, if you prefer… along with my complete portfolio of all of my original crochet patterns.
- Click here, if you would like to see/order completed versions of my slouchy hats/beanies.
ch 100, join with sl st to first ch to form ring…be sure not to twist ch.
R1-R8: ch 3 (ch 3 counts as first dc), dc in next st and each st around. Join with sl st to top of ch 3 = 100 sts
R9: ch 3 (ch 3 counts as first dc), dc dec, dc in next 22 sts, dc dec, dc in next 22 sts, dc dec, dc in next 22 sts, dc dec, dc in the next 22 sts, dc dec, dc in last st. Join with sl st to top of ch 3 = 95 sts Fasten off. Weave ends.
