Cowls

Crochet cowl patterns are perfect for any time of year. Explore lightweight and bulky patterns in this selection of projects and see how easy it is to accessorize your look and stay warm no matter the season!

Crochet cowls are such a versatile accessory, and they’re so easy to make in a variety of styles. Try making lacier cowls to accessorize your summertime look, and then switch things up with a super bulky cowl to layer underneat your parka for effortless winter style that keeps the cold out.

These crochet patterns are easy to make for any skill level – use simple, beginner stitches if you’re just started out, or work some cables and advanced stitches in if you’re a seasoned pro. No matter the style, crochet cowls are always a hit – and they make for the best holiday gifts, too!


Colbie Cowl

Wondering what to make with that skein of chunky weight yarn in your stash? This simple cowl takes advantage of a fun stitch and lets the yarn do the rest of the talking! Use variegated yarn for a subtle finish or go bold with a block color to create a real statement piece. Made with just one skein, this cowl is a super fast project to hook up — making it the perfect fashion accessory.

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Clarissa Cowl

Simple crochet stitches are used to create diamond motifs that adorn this pretty, lacy cowl. Featuring four vibrant shades that fade from orange to yellow, this cowl will really pop on almost any outfit!

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Cady Cowl

Cady is the cowl you’re looking for when winter is upon us, cold and bleak and barren, when little grows and less blooms. Written for multiple gauges and sizes, you can use almost any yarn to keep any neck warm. The unique triangle shape paired with bulky yarn makes this an especially quick and cozy project — perfect if you’re in need of a last-minute gift.

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Felix Faux Fur-Lined Cowl

It’s always fun to be able to combine crafts like crochet and sewing, and this cowl features both! If you’re new to either craft, don’t worry; Felix is still the perfect project for you. As shown, the lining is a faux fur fabric which can be found on the bolt at a fabric store. You might also consider fleece or another soft fabric if fur isn’t your thing. Top things off with a handmade monogrammed tag, and you have a completely personalized gift for someone special.

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Convertible Countryside Cowl

Sport weight angora yarn gives this versatile cowl a light and cozy feel. Wear as a  cowl with your favorite light jacket or as a small poncho to cover your shoulders on a breezy day. Leaf-like stitches make this the perfect accessory for the first days of fall.

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