Windowpane Chunky Cowl
This chunky cowl is an easy pattern using Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick with Lion Brand Homespun in alternating rows. You can choose your favorite bulky and super bulky yarn for this pattern.
You need 1 skein of Wool Ease Thick and Quick and 1/2 skein of Homespun and a 8 mm or L crochet hook.
This pattern uses an easy combination of double crochet and front post treble stitches. The two easy rows repeat. The pattern is done in the round.
This crochet pattern works up quickly. The cowl is warm. There is a free PDF pattern available.
This crochet pattern and image are property of A More Crafty Life.
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