Our little sweet rescue Zoey was bitten by a large neighborhood dog in the neck and ear. She suffered puncture wounds and was left feeling quite defeated. Our girl enjoys wearing garments and blankets, so I thought she might like simple cowl with some left over yarn. I think it gives her some much needed confidence.

The Spice Cake is a center start scarf, and you’ll rejoin for the 2nd half so both ends are identical with NO SEAMING! Love that. Works perfectly for fingering weight yarns for a lighter weight accessory perfect for spring and fall.

Intermediate Crocheter + up: Unique cowl pattern that’s nice for stash busting all that lightweight yarn you’ve been collecting. The embellishments are done in colorful yarns - make yourself a real head turner this winter!

Great in team colors for your sports nut.

This pattern is only for the bear ears, not the hat shown.

Unique stitch combinations make up the wavy button band, then the body is perfect for leisurely crocheting. Makes a nice 1-skein gift and works well as a take-a-long project.

The Blossomy scarf has 2 fun motifs, a

This cowl/scarf is crocheted in fingering weight yarn and can be worn in many ways. Double crochet, Front Post Double Crochet and Back Post Double Crochet are used in a sequence making the shawl appear to grow and bloom around the neck. For intermediate to advanced crocheters.

For Advanced Beginner + up: Fun and simple cowl pattern that’s nice for stash busting and color changing yarns.

IMPORTANT:

This shawl is crocheted from the bottom point to the shoulders you just stop crocheting when it is the size you like. Great stash buster and color change instructions are given for using 2 colorways seen in the photo. Yardage above was for the sample shown in fingering weight using a G hook.

Two hook sizes are given since this pattern can be made with either worsted weight or fingering weight yarns.

Quick and simple crochet project that’s great for beginners or anyone who wants to use up scraps of yarns I can’t think of any yarn that won’t work, just use the hook size recommended for that yarn.

A few people have requested this scarf after I made it for the Special Olympics.

Pattern has stitch counts for both a wrap or scarf.