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Crochet Cables Cowlby Linda Skuja

This horizontally cabled cowl is eye-catching and very warm. Worked in DK weight yarn the cabled cowl

looks sophisticated and interesting at the same time. Working this cabled cowl you will improve your skills

on post stitches. Amazing cables come up when post stitches are worked under and over other stitches.

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craft: crochet

difficulty: experienced

sizes: customizable

measurements: sample cowl is about 8

wide and 52 long

Length is fully adjustable

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materials:

yarn Red Heart Fina DK (100%

New Wool; 153 yd [140 m]/

1.76 oz [50 gm]; CYCA 3):

#02016, 5 skeins.

hook US G/6 (4 mm).

notions tapestry needle.

gauge:

22 sts and 14 rows = 4 in dc, pre-blocking

notes:

This cowl pattern is for experienced

crocheters that have previously worked post

stitches, as well as stitches worked under and

over other stitches.

When working along the rows, it is important

to work the stitches in the correct order. When

instructed to work stitches under or over other

stitches, and then work a st in the next st, the

term next refers to the next st in the working

row, not to the st next to the st just worked

under or over previous stitches.

stitch guide:Chain (ch)

Single crochet (sc)

Double crochet (dc)

Treble crochet (tr)

Front Post double crochet (FPdc)

Front Post Treble (FPtr)

Back Post double crochet (BPdc)

instructions:

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Note: follow written instructions below or use the char

on page 3.

Loosely ch 43.

Row 1 1 dc in 4th ch from hook, dc in next

ch, sk 2 ch, tr in each of next 2 ch.

Working under (behind) last 2 tr

made, dc in each of the 2 skipped ch

*dc in next ch, sk 1 ch, dc in next

2 ch. Working over (in front of) last

2 dc made, tr in skipped ch. Dc in

next 3 ch, sk 2 ch, tr in next 2 ch.

Working under last 2 tr made, dc in

each of the 2 skipped ch; rep from *2 more times, dc in last ch, turn.

Row 2 Ch 3 (counts as frst dc), BPdc in nex

6 sts, *dc in next st, BPdc in next 3

sts. Dc in next st, BPdc in next 6 sts

rep from * 2 more times, dc in last

st (top ch of beg ch 3 of prev row),

turn.

Row 3 Ch 3 (counts as frst dc), sk 2 sts,FPdc in next 2 sts. Working over last

2 FPdc made, work a FPtr in each of

the 2 skipped sts, FPdc in next 2 sts.

*dc in next st, sk 1 st, FPdc in next

sts. Working over last 2 FPdc made,

FPtr in skipped st, dc in next st. Ski

2 sts, FPdc in next 2 sts. Working

over last 2 FPdc made, work a FPtr

in each of the 2 skipped sts, FPdc in

next 2 sts; rep from * 2 more times,

dc in last st, turn.

Row 4 Repeat Row 2.

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Row 5 Ch 3 (counts as frst dc), FPdc in

next 2 sts, sk 2 sts, FPtr in next

2 sts. Working under last 2 FPtr

made, work a FPdc in each of the

2 skipped sts. *dc in next st, skip

1 st, FPdc in next 2 sts. Working

over last 2 FPdc made, FPtr in

skipped st, dc in next st. FPdc in

next 2 sts, skip 2 sts, FPtr in next

2 sts. Working under last 2 FPtr

made, work a FPdc in each of the

2 skipped sts; rep from * 2 more

times, dc in last st (top ch of beg

ch 3 of prev row), turn.

Repeat Rows 2-5 of pattern for 172 rows total, or

until cowl is desired length.

Do not end off, place a safety pin in the active loop

to secure it during the blocking process.

Bk

Pin cowl to blocking or ironing board using rust-proof

pins. Steam with hot steam iron held about 3 cm /

1 above the cowl. Allow to dry completely before

removing the pins.

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Holding RS together, fold the cowl in half putting

foundation chain and last row together. Place your

hook back in the loop, ch 1, insert the hook through

ch 41st of foundation chain and last dc of last

row, yo and pull up a loop, yo, draw yarn through

both loops sc made. Continue to work across as

indicated 40 more times. Fasten off. Weave in ends

Original design by l skj

I am a crochet designer living and working in Riga,

Latvia. Crochet Liberation Front has named me

Best New Crochet Designer, 2010. I am designing

mainly womenswear and accessories under my

brand Eleven Handmade. Check out my website -

lindaskuja.com

It is of the utmost importance to Tangled to provide accurate

and well-written patterns. All Tangled patterns have been

carefully edited for errors. If you think you may have found a

mistake please contact the Stix Chix at contact@stixyarn.com

This pattern is copyright 2012 by Linda Skuja and may not b

distributed in any way. Photos by Brittany Tyler.

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