This cowl was originally created with Paton's Metallic Yarn, but that yarn has become discontinued. The pattern is still wonderful and I used Caron Simply Soft instead. This is a beginner-level crochet project.
The Crochet Drapey Cowl has 4 rounds that repeat itself. One round of trebles, and 3 rounds of single crochet. It's a great first-time project for beginners but is also an easy one for experienced crocheters who really don't want to concentrate too hard.
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The tutorial is available below for your extra help if required.
Tutorial
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VELMA VALENTINE says
Beginner here. I made 6 attempts in crocheting my first project the drapery cowl and finally gave up. Three weeks later u was determined and it was a success!!! It may not be perfect but it looks perfect to me 😊
Thank you for this pattern and hoping to crochet more.
Mikey says
Sometimes putting down the hook and revisiting allows your mind to reset. I find some patterns do that for me and I am not in the mindset to catch the design properly as I am in a mood or something.
Ruth says
I've tried your trick in the past and most times it still twists. . I don't know what I'm doing wrong but I'll keep on practicing.
Marina King says
for me, when I first started doing things in the round like this, I had to watch a few times more often than not it was how I was putting the hook when I slip-stitched, there's a little trick that I came across a year or so ago, that you chain approx 10 take it off your hook put the last stitch then put the end you are working from back on where the chain is shorter it's less likely to twist on you then you continue chaining and slip stitch as the pattern says, hopefully, this helps
Millie Payne says
What size hooks and brand you like best? Love your tutorials. Thanks
Mikey, The Crochet Crowd says
I don't use any particular brand to be honest with you. My hooks are generic that I buy online. They are just cheapies as I tend to lose my hooks for reasons I don't understand.