Wooded Paths Crochet Cowl & Scarf Pattern - PDF Download

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Just a few months ago, my husband’s Aunt Jane learned how to crochet. Living in Northern Wisconsin, she’s quickly learning how lovely it is to wear crocheted items in the cold winter, and now she wants to make all the things! The first stitches she learned were chains, single crochets, and double crochets, and it was with this in mind that I created for her (and all of you) this Wooded Paths cowl and scarf.

If you know how to use these three stitches, you can definitely make this pattern! While I used the most AMAZING Meadow DK yarn from Backyard Fiberworks, this pattern will work with anything from sport to aran weights in any fiber type. Using a different weight yarn will change the gauge. [n

Pattern includes instructions for both a cowl and scarf. For those who prefer charts, a crochet chart is included. Instructions also include adjustments to make the cowl or scarf larger or smaller.

It’s perfect for crocheters of all skill levels.

Love you, Aunt Jane!! Thank you for being so inspirational!

Skill Level: Beginner
Finished Size: Cowl: 7” x 38" (18 cm x 97 cm); Scarf: 7” x 76” (18 cm x 193 cm); dimensions are blocked; easily adjustable to make it longer or shorter
Yarn Type: DK (can be made with any yarn weight)
Hook Size: G/6 (4.25 mm) Hook



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Please be kind and do not sell, rent, distribute or post this pattern online or claim it as your own. It would make me very sad if you did as I spent a whole lot of time making it nice and pretty and easy for you to follow. You may make this pattern and blog about it as long as you link back to where others can purchase it.

You are welcome to make this pattern for personal use or donation but please contact me first if you would like to make and sell your finished product (I’ll likely say yes but please ask first). If I say it’s cool for you to make and sell your finished item, please give me credit for the pattern and link to where it can be purchased: http://www.etsy.com/shop/yarngerie.