Hi everyone! Since the weather has turned so cold, and lots of my holiday activities were outdoors, I needed something super cozy and fashionable to keep me warm! I love all of the bulky cowls I've been seeing, and I needed something super quick! I found
this crochet pattern on Ravelry and knew I had to make it! It only took a couple of nights watching tv to finish, and two skeins of bulky yarn which I got on sale at Michael's! This scarf is definitely warm! Check out
On the Wings of Dove for the super easy pattern, she also has two more versions
here.
Wrapped twice and shown with my 70s collegiate tweed blazer.
Unwrapped for when you get too warm :)
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thank you for stopping by my little blogspot! I love the scarf, following you back!
I LOVE this! I can crotchet, but I need to learn how to read patterns! Thanks for stopping by today and for leaving me a comment :)
Katie
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wow thats beautiful! i found this wonderful "bow" tutorial and have been nuts for making hair clips. im going to tackle something sparkly this weekend!
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SUPER .
That is really lovely and I think the vibrant colour is fabulous. It's actually one of my daughter's favourite colours right now.
CJ xx
That is so perfectly made! I love the way it hangs. And, the color is gorgeous.
XO
Carly
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Beautiful...that color is amazing! Thanks for the Shout out!
So pretty!! I love big chunky cowls, they are like a bit of instant style with anything that you are wearing.
That's really pretty...love it double wrapped!
I absolutely need to make this. I love the circle scarf trend!
Kristine. Or Polly.
I love this! I just taught myself to crochet because my daughter wanted a special hat. I definitely think I need to make one of these for me! Thanks for sharing at My BAckyard Eden!
Thanks for following my blog! Yours is lovely! :)
The only craft my mother ever knew was crochet.
Did she teach me?
Nope.
The textiles scare me, but the more I see projects as gorgeous as this..
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Beautiful!! I love how handy the cowls are....and I love the color you chose. I just made my first knit cowl from a Lion Brand pattern. Can't crochet though, it like Mandarin to me!!
wow, nice. looks like we were thinking the same thing this week, I did my cowl scarf from a cashmere sweater.....very nice job!!!
I love this cowl
I actually 'Cowls' and have a pattern drafting tute on blog over here
http://adithisammasews.blogspot.com/2010/09/cowl-neck-pattern-drafting-tutorial.html
I love these chunky infinity scarfs. I haven't made one yet but I do wear mine all the time.
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Hi, there~ My name is Rachel and I'm your newest follower! I love this idea~ looks so snuggly! A really fab look!
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Wow! That blue color about knocked my socks off!! I love how cozy it looks, too.
Your choice of blue is stunning. Really.
Thanks for linking up to Creative Juice.
Can't wait to see what you have in store for 2011.
Can you share what color and what brand of yarn did you use?
kmenho, I used Loops and Threads "Charisma" in Electric Blue, from Michael's!
ooh! a kind I haven't used yet. Will look for it during my next trip to Michaels. I really loved that song by Icehouse from the '80s "Electric Blue" - I wonder if it's a sign! thx for sharing...
LOVE the cowl neck scarf! Now I wish I hadn't given up knitting all of those years ago - this is FABULOUS!!!
Beautiful! I've been thinking of making an oversize infinity scarf for myself, one can never have too many scarves after all.... Love the blog!
I'm so inspired... got the electric blue and instead of sc's my stitches were dsc... to make it look more lacey. And I twisted the first row - so it's shaped like a mobius strip. I've made a red one, this electric blue (my fav by far!) and a sky blue one. Gonna check out more Charisma yarn! thx!
Oh... the video to show you how to make the twist:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-wXwfjkcrw
(this is part 2 - she shows how to do basic stitches in the first part)
Thanks so much, AdmittedFabricaholic and Gillian!
kmemho, sounds like yours are awesome! Thanks for the link to the tutorial!
I love this color! So bright and pretty.
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