Men’s Crochet Cowl Granite Cowl a Free Crochet Pattern

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The Granite Cowl is a classic men’s crochet cowl. It’s warm, cozy and easy to style. Crocheted in two tone neutrals this classic piece is quick to pair with anything when braving the cold.

The classic lines bring this squishy cowl up to keep your face warm. And it’s cozy on your neck as well. Simply made and simply worn, it’s perfect for the men in your life.

This ribbed cowl is crocheted as flat rectangle and then seamed. This construction makes it easy to adjust. Adding buttons and overlapping the edges would give the Granite Cowl an even more polished look.

I crocheted this cowl in Lion Brand’s Hometown Yarn. It’s a superbulky #6 yarn so it works up quickly. Not to mention Hometown Yarn comes in so many colorful options.

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Materials

• 2 balls Lion Brand Hometown USA (81 yds ea), a #6 super bulky weight yarn, in Dallas Grey (Color A) and Oakland Black (Color B)
• 9mm hook, Yarn needle, Measuring tape, Scissors, optional Stitch markers

Notes

1. Ch 2 does not count as a stitch.
2. Cowl is worked sideways and then seamed together.
3. Cowl is worked in 3rd loop hdc (camel st), click the link below for a video tutorial.
4. Color change is divided about 2/3 grey-1/3 black.

Stitches/Abbreviations

3rd loop hdc (camel st)

ch(s) – chain(s)

dc – double crochet

hdc – half double crochet

fhdc – foundation half double crochet

rep – repeat

sk – skip the indicated stitch

st(s) – stitch(es)

sl st – slip stitch

Gauge

2” x 2” = 5 hdc x 3 rows of 3rd loop hdc

Finished Dimension

8″ tall x 24″ around.

Pattern

Row 1. Fhdc 19 or Ch 21, hdc in 3rd ch from your hook and in each ch across, turn. (19 sts) *8” long or to desired cowl height.

Row 2. Ch 2, starting in same st and working into the 3rd loop hdc across, turn. 

Row 3 – 24. Rep Row 2. Change to Color B on last st.

Rows 25 – 37. Rep Row 2. *24” long or to desired cowl length.

Cut yarn leaving a long tail.

Fold in half.

Use a length of matching yarn and yarn needle to seam short ends together.

Weave in ends.

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