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Dalton Cowl
Inspired by the quaint charm of the picturesque village of Dalton, this cosy cowl wraps you in warmth, perfect for crisp days spent exploring quiet country lanes or sipping tea by the fire.
The textured herringbone half treble crochet stitch creates a beautiful diagonal pattern, reminiscent of winding village streets and rustic landscapes.
With simple stitches and striking texture worked in soft aran weight yarn, the Dalton Cowl is an enjoyable and rewarding project for beginner crocheters.
Size
One size
Circumference: 61cm/24in
Height: 30cm/12in
Materials
Col A: 1 x 100g ball Stylecraft Special Aran (Aran, 100% acrylic, 196m/105yds/100g) Copper (1029)
Col B: 1 x 100g ball Stylecraft Special Aran (Aran, 100% acrylic, 196m/105yds/100g) Gold (1709)
5.5mm hook (US I-9)
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends
Scissors
Skills Needed
Chain and herringbone half treble stitches (explained), working in rounds.
Difficulty Rating
Easy
Tension
14 sts and 11 rows in stitch pattern to 10cm/4in using a 5.5mm hook (or size needed to achieve tension).
Construction
The cowl starts with a foundation chain, joined to work in the round, then worked in rounds in the same direction.
Notes
Pattern uses standard UK crochet terminology throughout (US conversions given in brackets).
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- First published: October 2024
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