Lia Cowl Easy Crochet Lace Free Cowl Pattern

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The Lia Cowl features an easy crochet lace pattern is a lightweight and beautiful. The lovely lacework is crocheted with simple stitches and an easy to remember repeat. The Lia is a one skein crochet cowl that will compliment your warm weather wardrobe.

This crochet pattern is beginner friendly. The Lia Cowl is crocheted in the round, and also includes a full photo tutorial. Once you get the three round repeat established this easy crochet lace cowl crochets up quickly.

Want to make your cowl longer? Or maybe you prefer a skinnier look. The pattern notes include how to make adjustments to your liking.

The Yarn

The Lia Cowl features Furls Whims Merino yarn. I love how the stitches pop in this z-twist crocheter yarn. And this purple color is luscious.

With only one skein of Whims Merino you can crochet the Lia Cowl. And with so many gorgeous colors, choosing one may be the hardest part.

Thank you Furls for providing the yarn support for this pattern. I love that Whims Merino is specifically designed for crocheters. The stitch definition speaks for itself.

I just love being able to throw on my handmade cowl and go (even if it’s just for a walk these days). It’s simple and stunning. Such an easy way to jazz up a regular outfit.

I always crochet gifts for my kids’ teachers for end of year. Which usually means something that is warm weather friendly. The Lia Cowl would make an amazing teacher gift or Mother’s Day gift.

Not that I’m planning to part with mine 😉 But hey my kids have been distance learning at home so maybe this can be my gift to me.

You can purchase the ad-free pdf pattern {scroll down for the free pattern}

Etsy

Ravelry

More Easy Lace Crochet Patterns

• Berryessa Scarf
• Skinny Summer Scarf
• Incrocio Cowl

Looking for a warmer cowl? I love how quick and squishy this 30 minute Arctic Ice Snood from Grace at For the Frills. I love all her other crochet patterns too.

Materials

• 1 ball Furls Whims Merino, 182 yds #3 lightweight yarn
• 5mm hook, Yarn needle, Measuring tape, Scissors

Notes

1. Ch 4 counts as a dc + ch 1, Ch 5 counts as a dc + ch 2. I highly recommend using a ch 3 alternative (then add your ch 1 or ch 2), here’s my favorite. 
2. Worked in the round.

Stitches/Abbreviations

ch(s)-chain(s)    

ch sp-chain space

sl st-slip stitch

st(s)-stitch(es)

rnd(s)-round(s)

sc-single crochet 

rep-repeat

sk-skip the indicated stitch

dc-double crochet

btw-between

Gauge

2″ x 2″ = 8 dc x 4 rows of dc

Finished Dimensions

10” x 13” laid flat

Level

beginner

Construction

The Lia Cowl is worked in the round. Which means at the end of each round you’ll use a slip stitch to join to the first stitch of the round. Then you’ll continue to the next round, crocheting around and joining at the end.

Fit/Adjustment

To increase or decrease the length of your cowl, start with a chain count that is a multiple of 5=5, 10, 15, 20… 100, 105, 110 etc. As written, 110 chains gives you a cowl of 20” around. 

To make a narrower or wider cowl, just subtract or add more rounds. I would recommend stopping after a Rnd 7 rep. As written cowl measures 13” tall.

Scroll down for the free lacy crochet cowl pattern with tutorial!

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