We’ve done earwarmers, so here are the cowls
So, we have your forehead and ears covered for warmth, now it’s time for your neck and shoulders. With that in mind, here are some ideas for quick, easy cowls to accessorize with your fall coat. These are beautiful, colorful shoulder and neck wraps that will consequently highlight and beautify your outfit. Moreover, they would be a super appreciated gift for someone less handy than yourself. After all, not everyone is a crocheter, but perhaps a trade for some homemade preserves may be an option?
Chi-Town Cowl
The Chi-Town cowl is a beautiful project with a rich texture that sports a wonderful color set. It can be made as both a straight ring, or a Moebius coil with a half twist. In the latter case, it not only gets a more varied appearance, but also a wonderful geometric property: it has a single surface!
Designer: Â Kathy Kelly
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Catesby Three-Hour Cowl
This neckwarmer is for those days when you get up, have to go out and hit that “I don’t have a scarf!” block. Not to worry, the Catesby three hour cowl will let you go out at lunch if you start in the morning after your first cup o’ joe. Thus, it’s designed to be easy, not difficult to follow and fun to do. Additionally, you can easily customize its color set so that you can make it “you”, or use up whatever yarn you have.
Skills: Easy  Designer:  Kathryn Jones
The full article about this pattern is here:
Easy Double Velvet Cowl
For a warmer, fluffier cowl, here is the easy double velvet cowl. Using soft, velvety yarn you make a double layer that you the fold back on itself and close shut. In consequence, this makes a thick, luxuriant cowl that conforms well to your neck and is super comfy and pleasant to wear.
Skills: Easy  Designer:  Daisy Farm Crafts
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