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Stitch Diva Studios Modern Knit and Crochet
Superchunk Instant Crocheted Cowl
Design by Jennifer Hansen
Instant Gratification.
Crochet 2 rounds in less time than it takes to watch a show on TV! It’s really fun to crochet with super huge
yarn and use a super huge hook to do it!
The result is a super-cozy cowl that exudes some serious super-chunky style. Keep off the chill this season
in a big way.
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for personal use only and not to be used to create items for commercial sale. Technical Editor: Donna Druchunas, Model: Jasmine Divine, Photographer: Jennifer Hansen, Layout: Jennifer Hansen, For pattern corrections, please see our website at:
www.stitchdiva.com.
Rev A
SIZING
One Size
Approx 32” Circumference and 7” tall
PROJECT NOTES
YARN
Note on Yarn Substitution: The featured yarn in this
pattern, Feza 3N, is SUPER bulky. It’s HUGE. If you
are looking for substitutes, you could always hold a
ton of stash yarn strands together to get the same
gauge. You could also tear an old sweatshirt up into
strips and knit with those. You could even take roving
and knit directly with that. It’s fun to experiment with
unconventional materials when working this big.
32 Yards Super Bulky Yarn
Feza 3N (97% Australian Wool, 3% Lycra, 17 yds / 150 gm) in color 56 Great
Dane.
2 Skeins
HOOKS / NEEDLES
Size V (28 mm) knitting needles OR
SIZE REQUIRED TO OBTAIN GAUGE
GAUGE
Approx 2.5 sts = 4” in St st
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Construction Overview: What could be simpler?
Create your starting chain, crochet 2 short rounds
then tie off!
Crochet Hook: We used the Jenkins Woodworking
Size V Handcrafted Maple Crochet Hook to create this
cowl. This huge hook is just the ticket for bulky projects that deliver instant gratification.
More Photos & Resources: Visit the pattern page for
this project on our website for more photos, close-up
photography of the completed project, links to online
help, as well as links to purchase recommended yarn
and needles.
Copyright ©2012 Stitch Diva Studios, all rights reserved. No pattern or other material may be reproduced or distributed — mechanically, electronically, or by any other means,
including photocopying — without written permission of Stitch Diva Studios. Pattern is for personal use only and not to be used to create items for commercial sale. For pattern
corrections, please see our website at: StitchDiva.com.
PROJECT TUTORIALS
Need help with the techniques used in this pattern? We’ve got you covered! Visit us online for free,
fully illustrated and new video tutorials at StitchDiva.com/tutorials. We’ve got detailed online help if
you’d like more help than the summary below:
Crochet Basics: Learn the basics, including how to chain, how to double crochet, how to single crochet, how to work in the back loop and how to work the starting chain.
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including photocopying — without written permission of Stitch Diva Studios. Pattern is for personal use only and not to be used to create items for commercial sale. For pattern corrections, please see our website at: StitchDiva.com.
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INSTRUCTIONS
Leaving an 8” starting tail, chain 21.
Round 1: Starting in the 3rd ch from the hook, double crochet in the back hump of each chain
across, slip stitch to the top of the chain-3 created at the start of the round. Do not turn - 18 sts
Round 2: Chain 3 (counts as first double crochet), double crochet in the back loop of the first double
crochet and in the back loop of each double crochet around. Slip stitch to top of chain-3. Cut yarn
leaving an 8” tail - 18 sts
Use starting and ending tails to weave stitches at the start/end of rounds together, then weave in
ends. This yarn is too big for a tapestry needle! Weave in ends with your fingers, keeping wrong side
facing and splitting the yarn as you weave the tail through to ensure that the tail remains secure.
Other designs from Stitch Diva Studios:
(See at StitchDiva.com or a retailer near you)
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Copyright ©2012 Stitch Diva Studios, all rights reserved. No pattern or other material may be reproduced or distributed — mechanically, electronically, or by any other means,
including photocopying — without written permission of Stitch Diva Studios. Pattern is for personal use only and not to be used to create items for commercial sale. For pattern
corrections, please see our website at: StitchDiva.com.