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The neck warmer pattern can be used for both men and woman. Crochet this gift for your husband, son or father in a nice black or grey color and maybe a matching one in your favorite color.
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Materials
Yarn: approx 200gr of bulky weight yarn
Hook: 7,0 mm
Scissors
Tapestry needle
Anna-Maria Cowl
M/L
Chain 64
R1 in third chain from hook, make 1 hdc, make 1 hdc in each ch across, (62sts) chain 2, turn
R2 * sl st into first st, 1hdc in next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 1, turn
R3 * 1hdc in first st, sl st into next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 2, turn
R4 * sl st into first st, 1hdc in next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 1, turn
R5* 1hdc in first st, sl st into next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 2, turn
R6* sl st into first st, 1hdc in next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 1, turn
R7* 1hdc in first st, sl st into next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 2, turn
R8* sl st into first st, 1hdc in next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 1, turn
R9* 1hdc in first st, sl st into next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 2, turn
R10* sl st into first st, 1hdc in next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 1, turn
R11* 1hdc in first st, sl st into next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 2, turn
R12* sl st into first st, 1hdc in next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 1, turn
R13* 1hdc in first st, sl st into next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 2, turn
R14* sl st into first st, 1hdc in next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 1, turn
R15* 1hdc in first st, sl st into next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 2, turn
R16* sl st into first st, 1hdc in next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 1, turn
R17* 1hdc in first st, sl st into next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 2, turn
R18* sl st into first st, 1hdc in next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 1, turn
R19* 1hdc in first st, sl st into next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 2, turn
R20* sl st into first st, 1hdc in next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 1, turn
R21* 1hdc in first st, sl st into next st* Repeat a total of 31 times, chain 2, turn
R22 Make 1 hdc in each st across Fold the cowls right sides together, sew the short ends close, fasten off and weave in ends.
Millie Anderson
Millie is the crochet designer behind Swecraftcorner, where she focuses on beginner-friendly crochet patterns and tutorials that fits her AuDHD. Read More.
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