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The Mimosa Crochet Cowl is soft, warm, bright, happy, and a free crochet pattern on Moogly! Treat yourself to something cozy this winter, in your favorite colors!
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Part of the 2025 Gift to Myself Crochet Along with Underground Crafter!
It’s time to treat yourself! And so it’s time for the latest CAL hosted by Underground Crafter. How does it work?
On weekdays from January 2 through January 31, 2025, we’ll share a free crochet pattern that you can make for yourself! (There will also be a bonus weekend pattern on Saturday, January 11!) You can make these fabulous and free projects to keep, for gifts, or to donate to charity while chatting with other crocheters in the Underground Crafters Facebook and Ravelry groups and sharing your projects to win giveaway prizes!
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Made in New Caron Simply Me
It’s cold here in Iowa – and frankly, I can’t stand it! Somehow, while I know it isn’t *that* cold, it seems to get right to me these days. So when I thought about what *I* want right now (besides a mimosa), it’s something made in Caron Simply Me! This yarn is a gorgeous and warm blend of acrylic (easy care), nylon (strong), and wool (breathable and cozy)!
Here’s the official blurb from the experts: ‘Simply Me is perfect for any project you want to make simply yours! Simply Me is our brand new Bulky weight yarn, designed to be perfect for allowing the personalization of your home decor and apparel needs. This wool blend yarn is soft to the touch and comes in a variety of colors to bring your project to life just the way you envisioned it! Perfect for beginners and experienced crafters alike, Simply Me will have everyone looking at your latest project thinking, “That’s so you!”‘
Create your own Delicious Custom Stripe Pattern!
Once I started crocheting with this yarn, I fell in love! And I decided to let my whims dictate the stripes – I carried all the colors along the inside and just switched as my instinct told me to. Of course, I wrote it all down, so you can do the exact same thing – or you can make it your own with your own color choices and stripe pattern! The Mimosa Crochet Cowl was inspired by the oh-so-juicy colors of Ruby, Lively Mandarin, and Citrine, but I can’t wait to see what you mix up too!
Mimosa Crochet Cowl
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US-K. 6.5 mm hook, Susan Bates
230 yds Caron Simply Me (5 – Bulky; 62% Acrylic, 20% Nylon, 18% Wool; 200g/7oz, 225 m/246 yds)
A: Ruby
B: Lively Mandarin
C: Citrine
Gauge: 11 sts x 14 rows = 4 in/ 10 cm in main st pattern
Size: approx 13″ wide laid flat, 26″ around, 13″ tall
HELPFUL LINKS AND TUTORIALS
Mimosa Crochet Cowl Tutorial – Coming Soon!
FSC – Foundation Single Crochet
HHDC – Herringbone Half Double Crochet
NOTES:
If you prefer to avoid the FSC stitch, you can begin the pattern as follows: Ch 74, sl st to first ch to create ring, ch 1, sc in each ch around; join with sl st. Then continue with Rnd 2 as written.
Feel free to mix up the color stripe order as you go, creating your own personal work of art!
Unused yarns were carried along the inside, so that at the end there were only 6 ends to weave in.
Mimosa Crochet Cowl Instructions:
Rnd 1: With Color A, leaving a 6″ tail, FSC 74; join to first st with a sl st to form ring. Use the tail to close the bottom of the rnd when weaving it in. (74 sts)
Rnd 2: Ch 1, sc in the first st, blo sc in the next st, *sc in the next st, blo sc in the next st; rep from * around, join.
MAIN ST PATTERN ROW:
Rnd 3: Ch 1, csc in the first st, blo sc in the next st, *csc in the next st, blo sc in the next st; rep from * around, join.
COLOR STRIPE PATTERN:
Rnds 4 – 7: Continuing with Color A, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st of last rnd with Color B.
Rnds 8 – 13: Continuing with Color B, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st of last rnd with Color C.
Rnds 14 – 19: Continuing with Color C, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st of last rnd with Color A.
Rnds 20 – 22: Continuing with Color A, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st of last rnd with Color C.
Rnds 23 – 24: Continuing with Color C, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st of last rnd with Color B.
Rnds 25 – 28: Continuing with Color B, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st of last rnd with Color A.
Rnd 29: Continuing with Color A, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st with Color C.
Rnd 30: Continuing with Color C, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st with Color B.
Rnd 31: Continuing with Color B, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st with Color A.
Rnd 32: Continuing with Color A, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st with Color C.
Rnds 33 – 35: Continuing with Color C, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st of last rnd with Color B.
Rnd 36: Continuing with Color B, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st with Color C.
Rnds 37 – 39: Continuing with Color C, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st of last rnd with Color B. Break Color C.
Rnds 40 – 42: Continuing with Color B, rep Rnd 3. Finish sl st of last rnd with Color A. Break Color B.
Rnds 43 – 45: Continuing with Color A, rep Rnd 3.
Rnd 46 (Final Rnd): Ch 1, hhdc in each st around; break yarn and seamless join.
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