The Crochet C2C Cowl uses the ever popular C2C stitch, but in a slightly different way. This pattern will be a perfect easy project to work on while you are curled up watching Netflix. Keep reading for the free crochet pattern.
Use the Treble C2C Stitch to Crochet this Cowl
Seriously. Ohmygosh. I’ll be honest with you. When I was picking colors for my 2018 Scarfie pattern collection, I grabbed this Teal/Silver with luke warm feelings about it. In fact I almost changed my mind about it several times. But I’m SO GLAD I didn’t. After seeing it worked up - well - let’s just say I’m in love.
I played with a C2C Infinity Scarf pattern earlier this fall and I loved the diagonal color gradient it created. I knew when I made the Eventide Infinity Scarf that I would also want to try a similar technique with Scarfie yarn. I love the diagonal ombre effect of using C2C in this Glacial Cowl, but to do the yarn justice in all it’s squishy glory, I made a jumbo version of the classic C2C stitch to really accentuate how pillow-y this yarn can be.
Seven Days of Scarfie Crochet Pattern Collection #3
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Glacial Cowl - Free One Skein C2C Crochet Pattern from Seven Days of Scarfie
Supplies:
- One skein of Lion Brand Scarfie yarn (‘Teal/Silver’ pictured) or approx. 300 yards of a comparable Category 5 yarn
- J/6.0mm crochet hook - I love Clover Amour or check out these adorable custom polymer clay hooks!
- Scissors - I always keep these travel scissors in my hook case
- Yarn needle
Abbreviations (written in U.S. terms):
- ch: chain
- sl st: slip stitch
- Tr: treble (triple) crochet
Video Tutorial
How to Crochet the Treble C2C Stitch (find the left handed video here)
Gauge
Each C2C square is approx. 1 in. x 1 in.
Finished Size:
- Legnth: 16.5”
- Width: 13”
Pattern Notes
- The chain stitches at the beginning of each row do not count as a stitch.
- You can easily adjust the width and length of this scarf to your desired size. To increase or decrease the width, add or remove extra rows between Row 4-11. To increase or decrease the length, add or remove extra rows between Rows 14-34
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Instructions
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Row 1: ch 7, Tr in fourth ch from the hook and in the next three ch sts. This makes your first "pixel" square. (1 square) Turn.
Row 2: ch 7, Tr in fourth ch from the hook and in the next three ch sts, sl st into the next ch 3 space from the previous row, ch 3 and work 4 Tr into the ch 3 space of the previous row. (2 squares) Turn.
Row 3: ch 7, Tr in fourth ch from the hook and in the next three ch sts, *sl st into the next ch 3 space from the previous row, ch 3 and work 4 Tr into the ch 3 space of the previous row. Repeat from * across until you have worked 4 Tr into each ch 3 space from the previous row. (3 squares) Turn.
Row 4-11: repeat Row 3; each row will increase by one square (e.g. Row 4 = 4 squares, Row 5 = 5 squares, etc.)
Row 12: ch 7, Tr in fourth ch from the hook and in the next three ch sts, *sl st into the next ch 3 space from the previous row, ch 3 and work 4 Tr into the ch 3 space of the previous row. Repeat from * until you reach the last ch 3 space. Sl st into the last ch 3 space. Turn. Sl st across the last 4 Tr sts from the row you just completed (11 squares)
Row 13: ch 3, work 4 Tr into the ch 3 sp from the previous row, *sl st into the next ch 3 space from the previous row, ch 3 and work 4 Tr into the ch 3 space of the previous row. Repeat from * across until you have worked 4 Tr into each ch 3 space from the previous row. (11 squares)
Row 14 - 34: Repeat Row 12 (on even rows) and Row 13 (on odd rows)
Row 35: ch 3, work 4 Tr into the ch 3 sp from the previous row, *sl st into the next ch 3 space from the previous row, ch 3 and work 4 Tr into the ch 3 space of the previous row. Repeat from * across until you reach the last ch 3 space. Sl st into the last ch 3 space. Turn. Sl st across the last 4 Tr sts from the row you just completed (10 squares)
36-44: repeat Row 35; each row will decrease by one square (e.g. Row 36 = 9 squares, Row 37 = 8 squares, etc.)
When you reach the end of Row 44, tie off your yarn leaving a long (24”) tail. Use this tail and a yarn needle to sew each ends together to make a cowl.
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