Ozone cowl is worked in the round from the top down. After completing the main part, a triangular corner is added with the help of short rows to create a fresh new shape. The working process is easy, yet interesting. It is fascinating to see the eyelets take shape and watch how the simplest crochet stitches used in the stitch pattern: single crochet and chain, create such a richly-textured surface.

MATERIALS

• Yarn: Malabrigo Worsted; worsted weight; 210 yards / 192 m per 100 g skein; 100% Superwash Merino Wool
• Hook: U.S. H (5 mm)
• Yarn needle to weave in ends

YARDAGE

• 2 skeins in shade 83 Water Green

GAUGE

• 16 sts and 16 rows in ribbing st patt (sc in BLO) = 4” (10 cm) An exact gauge is not crucial for this design. The measurements listed below are only guidelines and you can make this cowl smaller or larger by working fewer or more pattern repeats

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS

• 31½” (80 cm) in circumference
• 11¾” (30 cm) from top to bottom at back of cowl
• 15¾” (40 cm) tall from front point to top edge

★ The pattern has been professionally tech edited.
★ Language: English (US crochet terms)

I create new crochet stitches to show a quieter, softer side of crochet: calm, simple, and casual. My patterns may look unusual at first only because the technique is new to you, just like your first chain or single crochet once was. After a little practice, it feels easy and natural.

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