Left Hand Cabled Owl Washcloth
The tradition of knitting cabled owls traces its roots back to the 1970s, when crafters first began to incorporate these charming creatures into their needlework. Over the decades, the cabled owl motif has endured, evolving in style and technique while maintaining its timeless appeal. Here, I present my rendition of this beloved design, crafted with crochet stitches, adding a contemporary twist to a classic tradition.
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Yarn Used
Knit Picks Brava Worsted yarn (affiliate link) is a versatile and affordable option for a wide range of knitting and crochet projects. Known for its softness, durability, and extensive color palette, Brava Worsted is a favorite among crafters for creating cozy garments, blankets, and accessories that stand the test of time.
Hook Used
The Clover Amour Crochet hook (affiliate link) is renowned for its ergonomic design, offering comfort and ease of use during extended crafting sessions. With its sleek, rounded handle and smooth, tapered hook, crocheters can enjoy reduced hand fatigue and enhanced control, making intricate stitches a breeze to create. Crafted with precision and durability in mind, the Clover Amour Crochet hook is a favorite tool among crocheters of all skill levels.
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f elegance to your creations. The smooth texture and vibrant hues make it great for scarves and shawls.
3 Comments
Sara
Is there a way to down size this owl for a headband? I’ve bought over 3 patterns trying to make an cable owl headband (I’m also left handed) in time for Christmas for my mom and this is the best tutorial so far!
Deja Joy
Not really for this particular pattern. You could try doing it in a fingering weight so it will make the size smaller.
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