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As any fashion photographer knows, it’s the accessory that makes a garment.
Here are some examples of how a simple button will take a simple cowl to a whole new level. Indeed, the following patterns are for simple, though very attractive and warm buttoned cowls. However, the addition of a button gives them a touch of panache and pizzaz that really highlights their looks. Consequently, a fairly simple garment or accessory is made into a wearable work of art with a center piece, the button, that makes it pop and complements the wearer greatly.
Margaret Button Cowl
The Margaret button cowl is a thick, bulky cowl with a lovely triangular button. Overall it’s a wonderful piece of neckwear for the upcoming cold days.
Designer: Fiber Flux / Jennifer Dickerson
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Malia Buttoned Cowl
Designer: Rebecca Langford
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More info about photo project here.
Ribbed Cowl
The ribbed button cowl, on the other hand, is a bulky, playful and fancy cowl that will be great for snazzing up you outerwear. Furthermore, it’s made even more unique by it’s developed texture.
Designer : Stacey Leighty
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Fiona Button Scarf
And here is another buttoned scarf which allows you on a few styles of wearing. You can use buttons to join scarf ends to create a long ‘infinity’ scarf, or wear it without buttons like a traditional scarf. A quick and easy pattern allows you to make a few scarfs to match all your possible autumn and winter outfits.
Designer : Jennifer Dickerson
The full article about this pattern is here:
More info about photographed project also here.
Nebula Cowl Free Crochet Pattern
Skills: Easy Designer : Megan Meyer
Easy Braided Cowl Scarf Free Crochet Tutorial
Skills: Easy Designer: Karen Valladares
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