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30 Minute Comfy Cowl

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30 Minute Comfy Cowl


        While I was at a craft fair not to long ago, I started a scarf.  It was so think and comfy.  It took the whole weekend to finish.  It was made from Hometown USA and it was about 16 inches wide and 7 foot long.  Once I got it home I tried it on and realized that scarfs are sooo not my style.  I ended up scrapping it for this lovely cowl.  I called it the 30 Minute Comfy Cowl.  I realize now that it takes a little longer for most people to crochet.  So now I am trying to come up with another name for it.  Do you have any suggestions?  So far the only suggestion I received is 1 hour and 57 minute Cowl hahaha.  I don’t think that will work too well.  I keep trying to think of a name and I can’t think of anything!  So now it is up to you.  I am asking you to make it and let me know what you think of it.  I love feedback!  Also suggest a name!

Materials

Lion Brand Hometown USA
Buttons
Size M 9.0mm Hook
Tapestry Hook
Abbreviations
Ch – Chain
Sl st – Slip Stitch
Sc – Single Crochet
Fpsc – Front Post Single Crochet
Bpsc – Back Post Single Crochet
Hdc3tog – Half Double Crochet 3 Together
Hdc –  Half Double Crochet
Gauge
Worked in hdc
5 rows x 6 stitches = 3in square.Chain 24

  1. Hdc into the 3rd chain, hdc across (22) Ch 2 turn
  2. 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, 2 hdc into the next stitch, 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1
  3. Sc across. Ch 1 (22)
  4. Bpsc across. Ch 2 (22)
  5. 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, 2 hdc into the next stitch, 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1
  6. Sc across. Ch 1 (22)
  7. Fpsc across.  Ch 2 (22)
  8. 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, 2 hdc into the next stitch, 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1
  9. Sc across. Ch 1 (22)
  10. Bpsc across. Ch 2 (22)
  11. 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, 2 hdc into the next stitch, 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1
  12. Sc across. Ch 1 (22)
  13. Fpsc across. Ch 2 (22)
  14. 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, 2 hdc into the next stitch, 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1
  15. Sc across. Ch 1 (22)
  16. Bpsc across. Ch 2 (22)
  17. 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, 2 hdc into the next stitch, 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1
  18. Sc across. Ch 1 (22)
  19. Fpsc across. Ch 2 (22)
  20. 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, 2 hdc into the next stitch, 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1
  21. Sc across. Ch 1 (22)
  22. Bpsc across. Ch 2 (22)
  23. 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, 2 hdc into the next stitch, 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1
  24. Sc across. Ch 1 (22)
  25. Fpsc across. Ch 2 (22)
  26. 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, 2 hdc into the next stitch, 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1
  27. Sc across. Ch 1 (22)
  28. Bpsc across. Ch 2 (22)
  29. 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, 2 hdc into the next stitch, 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1
  30. Sc across. Ch 1 (22)
  31. Fpsc across. Ch 2 (22)
  32. 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, 2 hdc into the next stitch, 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1
  33. Sc across. Ch 1 (22)
  34. Bpsc across. Ch 2 (22)
  35. 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, hdc3tog, 2 hdc into the next stitch, 3 hdc into the next 2 stitches, hdc into the last stitch. Ch 1
  36. Sc across. Ch 1 (22)
  37. Fpsc across. Ch 2 (22)

Sc around entire piece.  Sew on buttons.

Comments

  6. How about “Comfy Cowl – weekend project” I crochet fast and obviously so do you. I think most people could finish this in a weekend. Thanks for the pattern, Debbie

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  9. I can picture this a a lovely blue shade, and it reminds me of the gentle waves of an ocean…I’d call it “Gentles Waves Cowl” 😉

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  13. I made this in an afternoon. I decided not to use the buttons, and instead sewed the two ends together. I also used some handspun wool I have had for several years. It worked up great! Thanks for the pattern.

    I am blogging about it on my website. I will post my link here when I am done, and will link back to you.

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  14. I would suggest “small wave cowl”..? At least something about the ‘wavy’ thing, which seems to have come to everybody elses head as well.. I’m not sure if I’m able to use this english instruction, but will save it to have a look. Thanks for sharing. 🙂

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  15. I don’t know about the name, but this is just what I was looking for! A pretty cowl pattern using Hometown! I bought bunches of it to make cowls for my 4th grade girls for Christmas this year and this is perfect! Even if it takes me two hours each it’s perfect! LOL! Maybe ‘perfect cowl’ 🙂

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  21. Very pretty cowl! This stitch reminds me of the feather and fan knit stitch. I think I will adapt it for a crochet bracelet but will use it for a cowl at some time!

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  22. First thing I noticed was what appeared to me to be”Beautiful Waves”. So I would suggest the name be reminesent of the waves. I liked that someone thought of the blue color of the ocean and waves. My vote is the waves.

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  25. It seems that many like the word “waves” to go into a new name for this pattern. Why not combine that with the yarn used and call it the “Hometown Waves Cowl”? This is a gorgeous pattern. I stumbled onto it completely by accident as I was directed to your page from Ravelry. Best wishes!

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  27. I was thrilled to find this pattern! I have issues with sun / daylight and expect to wear it INSIDE my home to keep my neck covered, it’s a free pattern, isn’t it? It’s a beauty, you are very talented! I joined your Facebook page too. Thanks 🙂

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  31. I don’t know what u should name it but u have talent. I am going to try it with lolli yarn wish me luck

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