Below I have the pattern for you. It's a rectangular cowl that closes with snap fasteners measuring approximately 17 x 62cm / 6.7 x 24.4in but can be adjusted to any size. I worked the cowl double stranded with one ball in a rich peacocky blue (of course) and one variegated ball in beautiful shades of blues and greens. This variegated colourway was named The Curio Crafts Room; you can read here how it got my business name.

You'll find the English pattern below and the Dutch pattern here, but you can also purchase a beautifully laid out PDF pattern in one of my shops.

In my Ravelry and Etsy shops you can purchase a PDF version of this pattern

The advantages of the PDF version are:

• Clear layout in bullet point format
• Stitch Chart
• Instructions how to adjust size
• Similar graphic design as all of my other PDF patterns
• You support my work so that I can continue to publish free patterns and offer discount codes

PATTERN

Scheepjes Our Tribe 974 The Curio Crafts Room (variegated) and 884 Iris Garden (uni colour)

GENERAL INFO

Skill Level Advanced beginners 

Materials
Yarn & Yarn Amounts:
Scheepjes Our Tribe (70% Superwash Merino Wool, 30% Polyamide; 100g/420m)
974 The Curio Crafts Room x 1 ball
884 Iris Garden x 1 ball
Please note that you use the two colours held together
Crochet hooks: 6.5mm and 7mm
Tapestry needle
3 x 18mm black press fasteners
4 x 25mm buttons (optional) e.g., green enamelled coconut button (De Bondt item no. 5599-44-433)

Gauge/Tension
6 bobbles horizontally and 6 bobbles vertically measure approx. 10 x 10cm using a 6.5mm hook with double stranded yarn

Measurements
Double stranded cowl: approx. 17 x 62cm / 6.7 x 24.4in (not stretched/blocking not required)

Stitches & Abbreviations

Crochet Terms used in this pattern: US

Stitches used in this pattern:

US Crochet Terms                                                 UK Crochet Terms

[  ] total number of sts on a row/round                 [  ] total number of sts on a row/round

BLo back loop only                                         BLo back loop only

ch chain                                                         ch chain

dc double crochet                                         tr treble crochet

rep repeat                                                         rep repeat

RS right side                                                         RS right side

sc single crochet                                                 dc double crochet

slst slip stitch                                                         ss slip stitch

st(s) stitch(es)                                                         st(s) stitch(es)

WS wrong side                                                 WS wrong side

yoh yarn over hook                                            yoh yarn over hook

Stitch Instructions
5dc-bobble BLo (5tr-bobble BLo in UK terms): (yoh, insert hook in back loop of st, yoh, pull up loop, yoh, draw through 2 loops) 5 times in same back loop of st, yoh, draw through all 6 loops on hook; note that bobbles are worked on WS rows but pop out on RS

Pattern Notes

• The cowl is worked holding 2 strands of yarn together. I used one Scheepjes Our Tribe ball in a variegated colour and one uni-colour ball. To complete a cowl in the size as shown in the photos, you only need 2 balls. The total weight of the cowl is 134g.

• Please note that you do not work any turning chains.

• It’s advisable to count your stitches at regular intervals as some stitches do not count in the total stitch count of a row and should not be worked into in the next row. These stitches are not listed in the stitch counts. Always discard them when counting your stitches.

• Even rows are always worked in back loops of stitches only.

• The bobbles are worked on WS rows but pop out on RS.

• The cowl does not need to be blocked.

• You could easily use other Scheepjes yarns for the cowl, either single or double stranded depending on the thickness of your chosen yarn. Adjust hook size accordingly. but make sure the bobbles are not too tight. Suggested Scheepjes yarn are: Stone Washed, River Washed, Softfun and Terrazzo.

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Thank you to Scheepjes for providing the yarn for this project.

Yesterday I promised you a sneak peek of my new crochet design using Scheepjes Our Tribe using the colourway that carries my business name The Curio Crafts Room. So here it is! All soft and colourful and warm and cosy and bobbly and......a really quick project :) Aren't the colours fab? The very rich blue matches 'my' variegated yarn perfectly.

Can you tell what it is? Well, in this photo it isn't finished yet, but the end result is simply a little longer than what you see here. It's an ideal in-between holiday project that works up very quickly as I used the yarn double stranded, going for a deep, peacocky blue to match 'my own' variegated yarn. With a 6.5mm hook I worked beautiful, soft bobbles to drape around your neck and to keep you warm both at home and outdoors. Curious to see more? Full reveal will follow very soon!

Yarn combinations
As you can see there are so many colours in this yarn range. It would be fun to make all kinds of different yarn combinations with one variegated ball and one uni-coloured ball.
What about the gorgeous soft shades of 970 and 882? Or the reds in 971 and 877? 

Thank you to Scheepjes for providing the yarn for this design.
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In my Ravelry and Etsy shops you can purchase a PDF version of this pattern

The advantages of the PDF version are:

• Clear layout with instructions in bullet-point format
• Stitch Chart
• Instructions how to adjust size
• Close up photos
• Similar graphic design as all of my other PDF patterns
• You support my work so that I can continue to publish free patterns and offer discount codes

PATTERN

GENERAL INFO

Skill Level Intermediate 

Materials
Yarn & Yarn amounts:
Scheepjes Whirl (60% Cotton, 40% Acrylic; 215g/1000m)
555 Forbidden Fuchsia x 1 yarn cake
Scheepjes Whirlette (60% Cotton, 40% Acrylic; 100g/455m)
874 Pomegranate x 1 yarn cake
Crochet hook: 3mm
Tapestry needle
Blocking materials 

Gauge/Tension
2 pattern reps horizontally and 3 pattern reps vertically measure 9 x 9cm using a 3mm hook before blocking.

Measurements
Width at top approx. 170cm / 67in after blocking
Diagonal sides approx. 145cm / 57in after blocking
Depth of point approx. 108cm / 42.5in after blocking

Stitches & Abbreviations
Crochet Terms used in this pattern: US
Stitches used in this pattern:

Pattern Notes
This shawl is worked bottom up to make a symmetrical triangle.
It uses one entire cake of Scheepjes Whirl and is finished with part of a Scheepjes Whirlette cake. I worked the final 14 rows of the triangle in Whirlette and also the Edging. I was left with approx. 34g of the Whirlette cake.
The Edging takes about 8g of Whirl or Whirlette yarn (but the Edging is optional). If you do want to make the Edging, make sure you have at least 8g of yarn left.
The stitch pattern consists of 4 rows that are repeated.

INSTRUCTIONS

With 3mm hook and Whirl 555 Forbidden Fuchsia started from the outside (lightest colour), make a magic ring.

Row 1 (RS) Ch2 on top of ch formed by magic ring (counts as first dc), 3dc in ring, turn. [4 dc]

Row 2 (WS) Ch3 (counts as 1 dc here and throughout), 2dc in dc at base of ch3, ch2, skip 2 dc, 3dc in last dc (= top of ch3), turn. [6 dc, 1 ch-2 sp]

Row 3 Ch3, 2dc in dc at base of ch3, 1dc in each of the next 2 dc, 5dc-popcorn in ch-2 sp, 1dc in each of the next 2 dc, 3dc in last dc (= top of ch3), turn. [10 dc, 1 popcorn]

Row 4 Ch8 (counts as 1 dc, ch5 here and throughout), 1dc in popcorn, ch5, 1dc in last dc (= top of ch3), turn. [3 dc, 2 ch-5 sps]

Row 5 Ch3, 2dc in dc at base of ch3, ch5, 1sc in dc, ch5, 3dc in last dc (i.e., skip 5 chs of the 8 made and work 3dc in next ch), turn. [6 dc, 1 sc, 2 ch-5 sps]

Row 6 Ch3, 2dc in dc at base of ch3, ch2, skip 1 dc, 3dc in next dc, ch3, 1sc in sc

ch3, 3dc in next dc, ch2, skip 1 dc, 3dc in last dc (= top of ch3), turn. [1 sc, 12 dc, 2 ch-2 sps, 2 ch-3 sps]

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Row 7 Ch3, 2dc in dc at base of ch3, 1dc in each of the next 2 dc, 5dc-popcorn in ch-2 sp, 1dc in each of the next 2 dc, 3dc in next dc, ch1, 3dc in next dc, 1dc in each of the next 2 dc, 5dc-popcorn in ch-2 sp, 1dc in each of the next 2 dc, 3dc in last dc (= top of ch3), turn. [20 dc, 2 popcorns, 1 ch-1 sp]

Row 8 Ch8, 1dc in popcorn, ch5, 1dc in ch-1 sp, ch5, 1dc in popcorn, ch5, 1dc in last dc (= top of ch3), turn. [5 dc, 4 ch-5 sps]

Row 9 Ch3, 2dc in dc at base of ch3, ch5, 1sc in dc, ch5, 3dc in next dc, ch5, 1sc in next dc, ch5, 3dc in last dc (i.e., skip 5 chs and work 3dc in next ch), turn. [9 dc, 2 sc, 4 ch-5 sps]

Row 10 Ch3, 2dc in dc at base of ch3, ch2, skip 1 dc, *3dc in next dc, ch3, 1sc in sc, ch3, 3dc in next dc, ch2, skip 1 dc; rep from * once more, 3dc in last dc (= top of ch3), turn. [2 sc, 18 dc, 3 ch-2 sps, 4 ch-3 sps]

Row 11 Ch3, 2dc in dc at base of ch3, *1dc in each of the next 2 dc, 5dc-popcorn in ch-2 sp, 1dc in each of the next 2 dc, 3dc in next dc, ch1, 3dc in next dc; rep from * to end, ending final, rep with 1dc in each of the next 2 dc, 3dc in last dc (= top of ch3), turn. [30 dc, 3 popcorns, 2 ch-1 sps]

Row 12 Ch8, *1dc in popcorn, ch5, 1dc in ch-1 sp, ch5; rep from * to end, ending final rep with, 1dc in last dc (= top of ch3), turn. [7 dc, 6 ch-5 sps]

Row 13 Ch3, 2dc in dc at base of ch3, *ch5, 1sc in next dc, ch5, 3dc in next dc; rep from * to end, ending final rep with 3dc in last dc (i.e., skip 5 chs of the 8 made and work 3dc in next ch), turn. [12 dc, 3 sc, 6 ch-5 sps]

Row 14 Ch3, 2dc in dc at base of ch3, ch2, skip 1 dc, *3dc in next dc, ch3, 1sc in sc, ch3, 3dc in next dc, ch2, skip 1 dc; rep from * to end, ending final rep with 3dc in last dc (= top of ch3), turn. [3 sc, 24 dc, 4 ch-2 sps, 6 ch-3 sps]

From Row 15 onwards Rep Rows 11-14 a further 31 times (or as many times until preferred length/width), do not fasten off, but continue with Edging.

Edging

Rotate work 90 degrees to continue on side of shawl.

Edging is worked into each row end and sts are worked around posts of either dc sts or ch3’s.

Rep the following stitch pattern on both sides of shawl. There’s no edging along the top.

Ch2, 1slst around post of final row worked, ch2, (1sc, picot 2, 1sc) around next post, ch2, 1slst around next post, ch2, 5dc-popcorn around next post, ch2, 1slst around next post, ch2, (1sc, picot 2, 1sc) around next post, ch2, 1slst around next post, ch2, 5dc-popcorn around next post, etc., at bottom point work 5dc-popcorn into magic ring.

Fasten off and weave in all ends.

Blocking

To get the most beautiful result, the shawl needs blocking. Soak in lukewarm water, gently squeeze water out or roll in a dry towel to remove excess moisture. Pin out to finished measurements and let dry naturally.

 

See my previous post for more photos

My Other Shawl Designs: Available on Ravelry and Etsy

Verdancy Shawl: Rectangular Shawl in Whirl and Whirlette Ravelry  Etsy

Star Beam Shawl: Dragon tail shawl in Our Tribe Ravelry  Etsy

Star Beam Shawl: Dragon tail shawl in Whirl-Fine Art and Merino Soft Ravelry  Etsy

Moonwish Wrap: Circular shawl in  Whirlette Ravelry Etsy

Lunation Shawl: Asymmetrical triangle shawl in  Whirl and Whirlette Ravelry Etsy

Whirl and Whirlette yarn

Both yarns are a blend of 60% cotton and 40% acrylic, which makes for lightweight and breathable shawls, or any wearables really. Whirl is a gradient yarn with a very generous twist so that it works up really quickly and it helps prevent splitting. Each colour change (and there are many, which I love because it makes the gradient so subtle) is carefully tied to ensure the knot can be discretely hidden within your stitches. So don’t worry if you come across quite a few ”knots”, or rather “fluffy bits”, because that means one colour thread is replaced by another colour thread that needs to be worked into the yarn. The Whirlette yarn comes in single colours, matching the Whirl shades. Below you can see all yarns available.

 

The shade cards shows all the 54 Whirl yarn cakes and 44 Whirlettes available.

Where to shop for Scheepjes Whirl, Whirlette and other yarns

Scheepjes yarns are available from WoolWarehouse (international) and Caro’s Atelier (The Netherlands). If you purchase yarn through the affiliate links below, I will receive a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thank you!*

Click on the link and it will take you to the shops where you can search for the yarn you’d like:

UK Wool Warehouse: http://shrsl.com/17owu

NL Caro’s Atelier:

https://caros-atelier.webshopapp.com/tracking/tradetracker/redirect/?tt=27390_12_296927_&r=%2F

Or shop at other Scheepjes stockists.

Thank you to Scheepjes for providing the yarn for this project.