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Jan 21, 2013

End of Winter Double Strand Infinity Cowl

This past weekend was pretty warm here, and by warm, I mean, it's still January, and the temperature is above freezing.  The snow is melting, and the magnolia next door is thinking about budding.  But it's still winter, and we can get hit by frigid temps and snowy weather any day, at least until April.  So even though I'm already looking forward to Easter and spring and sunshine, there is still a need to stay warm.  


Here's a smaller sized infinity scarf (or cowl) that's light yet cozy and will keep you warm and brighten your days until spring!  This was worked using a classic V-stitch, crocheted in the round.  For added bulk, use 2 strands of yarn held together.


If you'd like to sell items from this pattern or share it with your friends, I just ask that you give credit back to One Dog Woof.  Please do not repost or re-distribute the pattern in its entirety.  Thanks!

Update:  I made some minor corrections after some questions came up.  There's a round of sc before the V-stitches start.  Then the number of V-stitch rounds is optional.  I used 6, but you can work up as many or as little as you want.

Double-Strand Infinity Cowl
You'll need:
M size (9.0 mm) crochet hook
2 balls of worsted weight yarn.
Yarn needle

Abbreviations, in US terms:
ch = chain 
sl st = slip stitch
dc = double crochet
st(s) = stitch(es)

V-stitch = Work 1 dc, 1 ch, 1 dc into the same stitch.

Foundation: Ch 99 with 2 strands of yarn held together.  Join with a sl st in the back ridge of first chain.  This means you will twist the chain slightly in order to work into the back ridge or hump of the chain.

Round 1: Ch 1.  Work 1 sc into each st around.  Join to ch-1 with a sl st.

Round 2:  Ch 3.  Work 1 dc into same st  as join.  *Skip 2 st.  Work (dc, ch 1, dc) in next st.  This is one V-stitch made.  Repeat from * around.  Skip 2 st.  Join with a sl st into 2nd chain of round. - 99 sts
At this point, count your stitches and make sure you still have the same number you started with.

Round 3:  Ch 3. Work 1 dc into next ch-1 sp.  *Skip 2 st.  Work (dc, ch 1, dc) in next ch-1 sp.  Repeat from * around. Skip 1 st, then join with a sl st into 2nd chain of round. - 99 sts

Round 4:  Repeat Round 3.
Round 5:  Repeat Round 3.
Round 6:  Repeat Round 3.  
Round 7:  Repeat Round 3.

Round 8:  Ch 1 (does not count as st).  Work 1 sc into each st around.  Join with a sl st.  

Fasten off and weave in ends.


Stay warm, my friends!



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48 comments:

  1. Good Morning ChiWei, I can crochet, but it has been a long time since I have made anything, so I think this cowl type scarf would be perfect. I am going to give it a go, I will let you know how I get on.
    Best Wishes
    Daphne

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    1. Oooh, have fun! I'd love to see yours when you are done!

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  2. It's gorgeous, ChiWei - I LOVE these cowls. It saves me from having to figure out the most stylish way to wrap my scarf, LOL! We have full-on winter here this morning, the first "real" snow of the winter, so this would have been cute and handy this morning!! Blech!

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  3. This is beautiful - and what a great color to perk up the winter wardrobe! I have never learned to crochet but might need to try my hand at it. Happy Monday!

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    1. Thank you Kirsten! I'll be having a crochet-along in a few weeks, if you'd care to join and learn with us. Have a great week!

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  4. That color is fantastic!I haven't crocheted in awhile. Makes me want to do it again soon ;)

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  5. I decided yesterday I was going to make myself an infinity scarf, cuz I'm tired of the added bulkyness of a normal scarf under my coat. So your pattern comes in at the right time. I think this smaller one will be better than the full infinity scarf you have, but which do you prefer? Now to get some yarn!

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  6. I love the look of V-stitch, and find it a relaxing crochet! Your cowl looks lovely!

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  7. It's beautiful! Wish I knew how to crochet. Love it!!

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  8. So pretty!!! Love the color! Thanks so much for sharing.
    Have a fabulous week!
    Hugs from Portugal,

    Ana Love Craft
    www.lovecraft2012.blogspot.com

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  9. Wonderful! I'd love to have you come share some of your projects at my link party that just went live!

    http://www.dosmallthingswithlove.com/2013/01/an-oldie-but-goodie-link-party-2-and.html
    I'm your newest follower!
    Nancy

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  10. I love it! I have pinned the pattern to make next on my list! Thank you!

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  11. This is another reason, I need to learn to crochet! Love it!!

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  12. So pretty! I love the bright pink you used, breaks up the gray of winter!

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  13. This pink color is so cool, spice up a regular winter outfit! I love your pattern!

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  14. I LOVE it! I'm hosting a CAL right now using the Calm Cowl pattern by Suzana Davidovic so I was especially interested in your cowl. I love that it is made using a bulky yarn.

    TracyAnn from www.crochethappy.com

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  15. This is too cute! Mine does not look this good, probably because I did not you use your awesome pattern lol Found you on "Hookin On Hump Day'

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  16. This is so cute! Thanks for sharing the pattern.

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  17. pinning!! I love this, and the yarn color is great. Would love for you to share this at my party...http://www.nap-timecreations.com/2013/01/valentines-pie-and-tasteful-tuesday.html

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  18. Love the shade of pink you used here ChiWei! So pretty! Thanks for sharing!

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  19. Very cute! I love the fun color.

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  20. What a beautiful scarf, the color just jumps off the page!

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  21. Very pretty scarf. I have a link party called Wednesdays Adorned From Above Blog Hop and would love to have you share this and any other posts with everyone. It runs from Tuesday night through midnight Sunday. Here is the link to the party.
    http://www.adornedfromabove.com/2013/01/wednesdays-adorned-from-above-blog-hop_22.html
    Debi and Charly @ Adorned From Above

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  22. Oh, I like this! I may start this today. Great project for an icy day here in NC! Thanks for the pattern. Pinning to my yappy yarn board. :-)

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  23. Found your pattern via petalsandpicots....thanks for this pattern! Been looking for a crochet infinity cowl (most ive found are knitted). Going to give it a try this weekend. You have a lovely blog :).

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  24. This seems like the perfect project right now! Pinned this for future reference. Thanks for linking up at Hookin on Hump Day!

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  25. Thanks so much for sharing this at Link It Up Thursday last week! You were the most viewed link YAY and will be featured at the party that goes live tomorrow. Way to go girl.:)

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  26. Hi once done where do we post picture of finished cowl thanks Kathy

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    1. Hi Kathy! You can post pictures on a blog, or Flickr or a Picasa website or Instagram or Pinterest, anywhere that can be publicly accessible, so when you share it at the link party, everyone else can see what you made.

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  27. I am on row 2. Wondering what stich to do v stitch in. Chain space or dc?

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    1. Thanks Heather - actually, I reviewed the pattern and missed one round of sc. And the V stitch is in the chain space. Thanks for the great catch!

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  28. Beautiful. I have to learn to crochet.

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  29. I am almost done with mine, and would love to make some fingerless gloves or hat (or both) with the same yarn. Do you have any ideas or patterns that you think are good?

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    1. Try the pattern for Rachel's hat. It's normally made with Bulky yarn but I've made it with two strands of worsted like this pattern and it's turned out the same. I've put the link below. :)
      http://www.jjcrochet.com/blog/free-crochet-hat-pattern-free-pattern-friday/

      I've also added the Slinky Crochet flower to it as well and it's turned out awesome!
      http://www.crochetgeek.com/2009/07/slinky-crochet-flower.html

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    2. Great. Looks like just what I was thinking of!! Thanks!!

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  31. Once you join into back ridge of chain should you be sc in the front or back of the chain. Sorry new to crochet and I'd like to get this right.

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  32. Help, I am wondering if I am a bit thick. But what is sc? the first round after the chain. I cannot find anyone else asking the question so I think somewhere I have missed it. Thanks so much. karen www.madewithmytwohands.blogspot.com

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  33. I like this! Got you from Sewing Barefoot's link at Diana's pin me link party. Pinned this, too!

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  34. This is beautiful. I really should make me one too.
    Our party is live today, and we would like to invite you to link up and share this: http://thebusybhive.blogspot.com/ We would really appreciate it.
    Hope you have a great day!
    Thank!
    The Busy Bee's,
    Myrna and Joye.

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