Simple Heather Grey Infinity Cowl

This simple heather grey infinity cowl was so much fun to make. It is a great beginner crochet pattern. If you already know how to crochet, then it is a great pattern to make in an afternoon while you are watching a movie.

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One skein crochet pattern

Just the Right Size

This pattern is a great size to add style and not a lot of bulk. Sometimes, there is just too much scarf or the cowl is too big and doesn’t snug the neck enough. I like this size because it slips over the head easily, yet it adds warmth and style to whatever I am wearing.

Accessorizing Scarves

Of course, you can tell by the picture that I like to add a brooch to my crochet scarves and cowls. I have a pretty red brooch shown in the picture that I think looks great with this heather grey infinity cowl. Here is a beautiful brooch that would look great with this cowl.

Adding a little bling to your beautiful, handmade crochet cowl just takes it up a notch.

Size

Approximately 32 inches around

Directions: Simple Heather Grey Infinity Cowl

Materials

1 Skein  Red Heart Heather Grey Yarn
Size H Crochet Hook
Yarn Needle
Scissors

Abbreviations

CH = Chain
DC = Double Crochet
SP = space
ST = Stitch
YO = Yarn Over

Directions

Chain 110 and join to first Ch with a SL ST. Being careful not to twist.

Here is a quick video showing how to be sure you don’t twist the yarn.

Row 1: in 3rd ST from hook, *DC, CH 1 skipping a ST, DC in next St*. Repeat from * until the last ST then SL ST into the top ST from the previous row.

Row 2: CH 4, insert hook into the previous row CH 1 space (not the stitch itself, the space between the two DC from the previous row) , YO draw through the yarn and complete a DC. *CH 1, insert hook into previous row CH 1 SP, YO draw through the yearn and complete a DC*. Repeat from * until the last ST then insert hook into the initial CH 4 space, YO and CH 3.

Rows 3-7: *CH 1, insert hook into previous row CH 1 SP, YO draw through the yearn and complete a DC*. Repeat from * until the last ST then insert hook into the initial CH 4 space, YO and CH 3.

When complete, pull the yarn through the last ST and weave in the ends.

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