Free crochet pattern: The “big hug” hooded cowl scarf
This garment is as warm and cozy as a hug, with a cowl big enough to pull over the head as a hood and a triangle scarf wide enough to drape over the shoulders.
This garment is as warm and cozy as a hug, with a cowl big enough to pull over the head as a hood and a triangle scarf wide enough to drape over the shoulders.
This beginner-friendly pattern is so simple and mindless that it’s a great project to do while binge-watching your favorite show.
This beginner-friendly project truly could not be quicker or easier to make.
What could be more comforting than wrapping up in something that’s warm and cozy – and as a bonus, has pockets!
This is a great project for crochet beginners, or for anyone who wants to use up leftover yarn.
Instead of having an awkward knot on the edge of your work, the invisible finish leaves a smooth edge with no detectable beginning or end.
I wish I had designed this pattern myself, because it is elegant in its simplicity and quickly produces a stylish scarf perfect for gifting.
When your friend’s birthday falls on the feast day of St. George (April 23), and she’s a big “Game of Thrones” fan, Ashlea Konecny’s Dragon Tears Fingerless Gloves make a very appropriate gift.
Based on my popular Easiest Poncho pattern, this poncho uses several colors of Lion Brand Jeans yarn for a patchwork effect.
My stepson is very into his Danish ancestry, so when I saw the crochet pattern Lael Viking Helmet by Mamachee on Ravelry I knew I had to make it for him.