Easy crochet Christmas gift- the Enlightenment Cowl for Lion Brand Mandala yarn
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- The Enlightenment Cowl is a refreshingly simple way to showcase the beautiful colorways of Lion Brand Mandala yarn. Free crochet pattern PDF on Ravelry: www.ravelry.co...
Enjoy the delight of creating something wearable very quickly with an extra large hook. Ease. Speed. No counting after the first row. Light. Easy to wear. Meditatively simple.
Requires less than one cake of yarn with no cutting of color changes. Go with the flow!
This light, fluffy tubular cowl is comfortable to wear either indoors and outside.
The cowl requires about 2/3 of a cake of Mandala yarn (about 401 yards (367 meters) or 102 grams). The sample shown used the Troll colorway.
Perfect as a fast project for a gift or as a project you can work on while you watch TV without having to think too much. A fast crocheter could complete this cowl from start to finish in one day. A more leisurely or beginner stitcher may require a weekend.
This is a beginner pattern and requires only chain and single crochet stitches. Pattern is written in US terms and includes explanations of all stitches and abbreviations. US and metric measurements given.
Finished cowl dimensions are about 17 by 31 inches (43 by 79 cm) when using Lion Brand Mandala dk weight yarn and a 19 mm hook.
Pattern pdf includes color photos and detailed instructions for blocking techniques for beginners (blocking is optional).
Please feel free to sell finished items made from this pattern if you give pattern design credit as “Enlightenment Cowl Pattern by Susan Kennedy of PrettyPeaceful”.
Beautiful
So glad i found you and your ideas! All are beautiful. 😍
I immediately grabbed some leftover Malabrigo Rios from a recent hat and joined in-- another beautiful meditative pattern. Thank you!
The cowl is beautiful and I love the color!
I love it. Have to get a hook, so I can make it. Thanks for the pattern and video.
Wow 😍 something so beautiful from a simple stitch!
I REALLY love the looks of this cowl. Seriously, who knew a much bigger hook would give such a beautiful, cozy texture. Thanks Susan…I’m DEFINITELY making a few of these for gift giving. 🙏😋 Bless you and Happy Holidays to you and yours!
I’m making one for myself! To heck with anyone else 😂. I LOVE it! Thanks so much for sharing! I live in Fort Collins, CO … cold as heck 🥶
Thank you for another great video!
Beautiful cowl!!!❤
Hi Susan, thanks for this lovely tutorial. I am having trouble joining the chain without twisting it. Will this matter if I keep crocheting and ignore the twist?
Thanks😊
I'm surprised how lacey the yarn gets using this massive hook ! It's very pretty and those are some of my favorite colors, too. Susan, did you make your Santa hat ? I've been to Colorado years ago in the winter and the snow is so powdery, very different from the icy slopes in New England.
My twin sister Karen made my hat on an Addi knitting machine. She made them for my whole family. Three small snowstorms are predicted for this weekend and we’re going to wear our hats when we choose our Christmas tree from the forest (with a permit, of course). I’ve never been to New England (besides NYC) but I hope to go someday! My brother lives in the Berkshire mountains.
@@prettypeacefulcrochet Your sister is talented, too ! What a fun idea to wear your hats while choosing your tree. The Berkshires are magical anytime of the year, but Fall is breathtaking. Merry Christmas to you and your family .☃🎄🎄🎄
@@terry_679 thank you! Merry Christmas to you and yours too! ✨
I love this, and the Laid Back Lace wrap. Honestly, I like all your shared projects. How did you get the plastic hooks smooth? The seam where the plastic was joined, snags my yarn. I managed to smooth out my Q hook from Red Heart(had it for years). But the boye plastic P, Q, and S hooks, are of a different plastic. I am afraid to sand them. In the current condition, they are not usable. Any advice would be appreciated. I ordered a 12MM aluminum from Amazon. But I really want to make this lovely cowl. Thank you. Blessings 🕊 💕 🕯 😇 🙏 💚 (love how you incorporate "9" into your work. 🙏)
Thank you! 💗 I love Clover hooks and I use Clover or Susan Bates hooks most often. I have a few Boye hooks too but they are not my favorite because of the printing on the thumb rest. I hope you love your project!
❤️🤍😃 SO cute!!!!
Hi Susan, I am having trouble locating this pattern. The cowl is absolutely a must do, for Christmas presents this year. Help. I'm not very techi.
@@lindapadilla7125 thanks! Here is the pattern: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/enlightenment-cowl
@@prettypeacefulcrochet thank you so much.
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