The Lemon Peel Mobius Cowl is created with a traditional möbius loop starting with the first row. A subtle texture is created with the lemon peel stitch that makes this fun to crochet and easy to wear. As a generous sized loop, it can be wrapped twice for more warmth and a fit like a cowl. Or drape across the shoulder like a short wrap.

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Materials Needed:
Loops & Thread Impeccable (97% acrylic, 3% other fiber, 190 yds/174m, 3 oz/85 g) Aran Tweed, 2 skeins
Hook US H8/ 5.00 mm
Scissors
Needle

Measurements: 48 in circumference x 9 in wide

Pattern Key:
ch: chain
sc: single crochet
dc: double crochet
fdc: foundation double crochet
sl st: slip stitch
FO: fasten off
BL: back loop

Special Techniques:
CSDC: Chainless Starting Double Crochet - pull up a loop to the height of the stitch, holding loop, yarn over (YO) {turn hook around yarn}, insert hook in first stitch, YO, pull up a loop, yarn over, pull through 2 loops twice
How to join Fdc in the round: For final fdc, yarn over and insert hook through foundation chain, yarn over and pull up loop (3 loops on hook), insert hook through foundation of first st (starting ch-3), yarn over and pull through two loops (3 loops on hook), yarn over, pull through two loops twice, sl st to 3rd ch to join

Additional Notes

• Pattern is written US terms.
• Read the entire pattern before beginning.
• Be sure to count and use a contrasting color of yarn or yarn markers to place every 10 or 20 stitches, so you don’t miss a stitch at the beginning or end of the second round and after making the twist.
• Since this twist is made first, each round covers the top and bottom of the previous round, so there are fewer rounds in the pattern what appears to be created in the final cowl.
• CSDC can be replaced with a ch 3

This pattern is not to be duplicated or resold, and not to be reproduced commercially. You may sell finished products on Etsy, at farmers markets, and craft fairs, but please credit Creations By Courtney as the pattern’s author.