Chevron Infinity Scarf Cowl
This is an easy cowl that works up fairly quickly. If you’ve never worked with sport-weight yarn, now is the time to try. In the video, I will also show you how to change colors without having to cut your yarn at the end of your row.
This can be worn as an infinity scarf or cowl by wrapping it around a couple of times. Try fun color combos to match various outfits.
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Left-hand instructions click here.
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f elegance to your creations. The smooth texture and vibrant hues make it great for scarves and shawls.
Suggested Yarn
Berroco Alpaca Light Yarn (affiliate link) is a luxurious and versatile yarn known for its exceptional softness and warmth. Made from 100% baby alpaca fibers, it boasts a delicate texture that feels incredibly gentle against the skin. This yarn is ideal for creating lightweight garments and accessories such as scarves, shawls, and hats, offering both comfort and elegance. With its wide range of beautiful colors and superb stitch definition, Berroco Alpaca Light Yarn is a favorite among knitters and crocheters alike.
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f elegance to your creations. The smooth texture and vibrant hues make it great for scarves and shawls.
13 Comments
Sarah
I’m loving this pattern. I really want to leave it a scarf and not put it together and make or a cowl. Has anyone tried this or think it would work? I also have an idea to try and make CB the border color instead of CA. Has anyone tried this, or think that it might work. Any information, or suggestions would be greatly appreciate.
Kathy Collette
Why does everything have to be downloaded? Why can’t the pattern be the first link I’m asked to click on?
Some of your subscribers use our phones for internet, we don’t own laptops and tablets… just saying
Deja Jetmir
Hi there, the pattern doesn’t actually have to be downloaded. When you click on the link, it opens a new tab where the .pdf is visible. You can then download it from there if you want, or just read it and close it.
The reason that the link does not go straight to the download is because all of my free patterns have video tutorials that accompany them. If the link were to go straight to the pattern, there would be no way to access the video tutorial.
You don’t need a laptop to access the pattern, they are accessible from all types of devices. If you are having a particular problem, I would love to try to solve it for you.
littlemissadri
Thank you so much for posting this pattern, I love it and it’s so easy to follow. I’m only a few rows in, but I’m happy with it so far.
Roxie
I loved this cowl but unfortunately I ran out of yarn about 15 rows short!
I had to tear it all out and figure out another plan, because I wasn’t going to spend another $20.00 in yarn.
Too bad, but a nice cowl! I had the rxCt number of yards too, so not sure what happened.
Deja Jetmir
Hi there, so sorry you had problems. Were you using the same yarn as the pattern? If not was it the same weight? Also what was your gauge reading? Trying to figure out what went wrong.
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Kari
Just found your site from a youtube search. So glad I did. This video made it so easy. Thank you for helping me. I plan to refer to your site often. I’m also pinning to my board.
Deja Jetmir
Thank you so much, that’s awesome. 🙂
Sara
Very pretty and only four ends to weave! Linking up at Tangled Happy tomorrow. Thanks so much for sharing this free pattern along with this wonderful how to!
crocheteverafter
Thanks so much!
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