Cozy Elegance: Top 5 Crochet Cowl Patterns for Winter


As the cold weather comes, what better way to keep warm and look stylish than in a beautifully hand crochet cowl. 

If you are looking to perfect your winter wardrobe accessories or if you’re searching for an emotional Christmas crochet gift, check out the patterns that follow and choose from a variety of styles and difficulties! They are also all one skein wonders and a pleasure to work up (especially since you're not using much yarn, they are really easy on the wallet). 

Ready to get all warm and cuddly? Here are some lovely crochet cowl patterns!


1. The Holly Crochet Cowl: A Wintry Sweater Neck For Your Face!


This Holly Crochet Cowl Pattern is an intermediate level crocheting project that marries warmth with style. With a classic ribbed turtleneck and the texture is reminiscent of pine tree branches, this cowl adds a cozy, natural accent to winter outfits. I think it’s a great winter cowl pattern for someone who wants to challenge themselves a bit!

Link to Holly Crochet Cowl Pattern 

2. DianaKnit & Crochet Cowl Turtleneck: Old World Flare with a hint of a Lace Detail


In this pattern I will show you how to crochet a gorgeously soft, warm cowl with such a turtleneck! It features that nice knit-like neck finish made with sc and it´s warm and comfortable. There’s even a lovely lace pattern at the neckline for some sophisticated detail. This crochet pattern is for crocheters who know their stuff and want a gratifying crochet cowl pattern.

You can find the link to Diana Crochet Turtleneck Cowl Pattern 

3. Kira Kisa Crochet Collar: Delicate Lace & Knit-Like Texture


The Kira Crochet Collar Pattern is here to put something classic and lovely in your closet, with a knit-looking texture and some lace—seriousy, just a bit of it! The turtleneck portion of the collar is made up by crocheting simple single crochet stitches. This type of rib is popular for neckwarmers and cowls because it’s elastic and tight, ensuring an excellent result in any pattern. 

This is a luxurious one skein crochet gift!

Link to Kira Crochet Collar Pattern 

4. Tina Neckwarmer | Your ultimate guide to a Lacy Winter Cowl in Ribbed fabric


The Tina Neckwarmer Crochet PDF Pattern is written as a tutorial with many step by step photos throughout the crocheted warmer and instructions. It also provides a CHART for crochet pattern. This pretty neckwarmer is a turtleneck with ribbed neck an there's a fancy lace round it, so it would make one more Christmas crochet gift that you could be proud of saying u did yo​urself or a wonderful new piece for yourself!

Tina Neckwarmer Crochet PDF Pattern

5. Dana Cowl: Style and Function in One with Simple Slip Stitches


The Dana Cowl Crochet Pattern is a fashionable and warm accessory! Brimming with style, this gorgeous turtleneck pattern is both stylish and functional – which makes it a fantastic Christmas crochet gift for anyone on your list! 

This is a great crochet scarf pattern if you need an alternative one that will stay right where it should! The cowl features a ribbed fold-over neckline detail for added warmth, while the stunningly textured yoke section is punctuated with a simple fleck of lace, created by drop stitches and slip stitches. 

An ideal winter cowl pattern all around-fun to knit and wonderful to wear.

Link to Dana Cowl Pattern

All these crochet patterns are made using one skein of Worsted yarn, and 4.5-5 mm hook, showing that you don’t have to be a hoarder to make cute cozy things! 

Happy hooking!


 

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