Cowls & Bandanas

Coffee With Your Cream Cowl/Hat – Free Crochet Pattern

Anyone else like a little coffee with their cream? I sure do!

Amethyst Bandana

This scarf radiates the brilliant amethyst of heliotrope blossoms. When you slip it over your neck you will realize why this gorgeous sheen of purple was once reserved for royalty. Now you can use this versatile and comfortable bandana to add a rich saturated splash of purple to any outfit in your wardrobe: equally fit for a cowgirl or a queen.

Winter Love Cowl

This bulky cowl uses basic stitches and works up so quickly a beginner will have so much fun making it. Seasoned crocheters will love how fast they can whip this out for a pop of color for an outfit or for a last-minute gift.

Eclipse Cowl

This cowl is designed with two very special yarns by Running On Yarn - both were created for the Solar Eclipse Festival in Casper WY back in 2017 when the eclipse path was at 100% totality over this fine western city.

Sculpture Garden Cowl Remix: Free Crochet Pattern

The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden perfectly represents the city's passion for both the outdoors and the arts. This delightful park provides city dwellers with eleven acres of garden dotted with beautiful, quirky, and provocative sculptures. You will feel like your own work of art in the Sculpture Garden Cowl when you slip this luxurious scarf around your shoulders.

Simply Infinite: Free Crochet Pattern

Using bulky yarn, this simple to create (yet stunning to wear) infinity scarf will be a quick and fun project to give as a gift or wear for yourself!

The Iva Cowl Free Pattern

This bulky cowl feels cozy and looks good on everyone. It can keep you warm on a cold day or be worn with sleeveless shirts for a fashion statement all year long.

Beginner Cowl FREE Pattern & Tutorial

With a handful of beginner skills, a big hook, and beautiful super bulky single ply yarn, you can whip up a gift for someone or an accessory for yourself in no time! See videos at the end of this post for step by step instructions with crochet teacher Abbey Swanson of The Firefly Hook.