Want to crochet a trendy cowl? Yarn and Colors’ Urban cowls aren’t just nice and warm—they’re also super trendy! The thick yarn creates a chunky texture and fits right in with today’s street style: bold and confident, yet soft and soft and cozy. Are you looking for a simple turtleneck to wear as you step out into the crisp spring sunshine? We made no fewer than two! Check out the patterns below and get started...
Yarn and Colors Urban is a thick roving yarn with a light, airy twist. The yarn is ideal for chunky knits, and thanks to its blend of Acrylic and Wool, it’s perfect for all kinds of projects, such as this Urban cowl. And thanks to its thickness, you’ll finish your project in no time! Think of a cute cardigan, a nice, thick sweater, or an Urban cowl scarf. But the crocheted look is also totally on-trend for your home decor, and you could use this thick yarn to make the cutest accessories for your home. For example, make a cute ottoman, a soft throw, or a stylish pillow cover!
The Urban is available in 30 different colors. Choose your favorite color or create a fun combination, and get started crocheting that trendy neck scarf!
Granietsteek Urban Scarf
Tools & Supplies:
- 1 ball of Yarn and Colors Urban
- 15 mm Crochet Hook
Stitches used:
l. = chain stitch
hv. = slip stitch
v. = single crochet
Crochet 41 sts and join the chain with a slip stitch. Make sure the chain doesn't twist. Crochet 1 st to create height.
*1 sc, 1 ch, 1 st. skip* Repeat from * to *. You end the first round with a sc and must continue crocheting in the round. Therefore, chain 1 and crochet a sc around the chain you made after joining to create height. Then continue crocheting in the round by crocheting a sc around the chain from the previous round.
Crochet until you run out of yarn or until you think the neckline is big enough.
Urban Brick Stitch Scarf
Tools & Supplies:
- 1 ball of Yarn and Colors Urban
- 12 mm Crochet Hook
Stitches used:
l. = chain stitch
hv. = slip stitch
pc. = double crochet
Crochet 36 sts and join the chain with a slip stitch.
Row 1: 2 ch., 3 tr. around the chain, 1 ch., *4 tr. around the chain, 1 ch.*. Repeat from * to * a total of 8 times. Join with a sl st. in the 2nd ch.
Row 2: 4 ch., 1 sl st around the ch. from the previous row. *3 ch., 1 sl st around the ch. from the previous row*. Repeat from * to * a total of 8 times. Join with a sl st in the 1st ch.
Row 3: 2 ch., 3 dc around each of the 4 ch. from the previous row, 1 ch., *4 dc around the chain, 1 ch.*. Repeat from * to * a total of 8 times. Join the row with a sl st in the 2nd ch.
Repeat rows 2 and 3 until you run out of yarn. Make sure to end with row 3.
I hope you enjoy your crocheted cowl. Are you more into knitting? Then check out the Phil Express cowl!
