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Easy Popcorn Cowl

Easy Popcorn Cowl ~ FREE Crochet Pattern
Easy Popcorn Cowl ~ FREE Crochet Pattern

This popcorn cowl pattern has a nice sturdy texture, which helps to keep you super warm. For a looser fabric simply use a larger hook or slightly thinner fabric.

The pattern is given in one size only, but it’s easy to adjust to any size that you want. As shown, it’s the perfect size for underneath a jacket, but in a simple multiple of two you can crochet this to any length that you like. The stitch pattern would actually look lovely in an oversized cowl.

For this pattern I made the popcorn with three half double crochets, which gives you a bit of a “pop” for added texture.

And the fabric looks lovely on both sides of the fabric. Here is the “Wrong” side of it.

Easy Popcorn Cowl ~ Wrong Side
Easy Popcorn Cowl ~ Wrong Side

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Free Crochet Cowl Pattern.

Skill Level: Easy/Intermediate

Materials:
Yarn: Caron Simply Soft (100% Worsted Weight (#4) acrylic, 6 oz/170.1 g – 315 yds/288m) – 2 colors.
Crochet Hook: H/8-5.00mm

Gauge: 5.25″ over 11 sts.

Finished Size: Laying flat it measures 9.5″ long by 5.5″ high.

Abbreviations:

CA = Color A
CB = Color B
Ch/Chs = Chain/Chains
Hdc = Half Double Crochet
Hk = Hook
Lp/Lps = Loop/Loops
Pc = Popcorn
Rep = Repeat
Sc = Single Crochet
Sk = Skip
Sl St = Slip Stitch
Sp/Sps = Space/Spaces
St/Sts = Stitch/Stitches
YO = Yarn Over

Special Stitch Instructions:

ESC: Insert hk in st or sp indicated, yo and pull up a lp, yo and pull through one lp, yo and pull through both lps on hk.

PC: Work 3 hdc into sp indicated, remove hk from lp and insert into first hdc made, pick up the lp and pull through, ch 1 to close the st.

Note:

Carry the non-working yarn up at each round. Or, for a seamless look, fasten off each color as you’re done with it and join new color with a standing crochet stitch.

Crochet Pattern Instructions:

With CA, Ch 80 (or any multiple of 2). Join with sl st in first ch being careful not to twist.

Rnd 1: Ch 1, working into back bumps, sc in same ch as join and into each ch around; join with sl st in first sc. [80 sts]

Rnd 2: With CB, ch 1, (esc, ch 1) in same st as join, *sk next st, (esc, ch 1) in next st; rep from * around to last st; sk last st; join with sl st in first esc. [40 esc]

Rnd 3: Continue with CB, ch 1, (esc, ch 1) into same esc as join and into each esc around; join with sl st in first esc. [40 esc.]

Rnd 4: With CA, sl st into ch-1 sp, ch 1, pc into same sp, pc into next ch-1 sp and into each ch-1 sp around; join with sl st in first pc. [40 pcs]

Rnd 5: With CB, sl st into sp before next pc, ch 1, (esc, ch 1) into same sp and into each sp around; join with sl st in first esc.

Rnds 6-17: Rep rnds 3-5.

Rnd 18: Rep Rnd 3.

Rnd 19: With CA, ch 1, sc in same st as join and into each st and ch around; join with sl st in first sc. Fasten Off.

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