Crochet Wow Cowl: The Perfect Cozy Accessory for Winter

The Crochet Wow Cowl is a must-have accessory for anyone looking to stay cozy and stylish this season! This beautifully crafted cowl is perfect for adding a touch of warmth and charm to any outfit. Whether you're heading out for a brisk walk or simply lounging at home, the Crochet Wow Cowl will keep you feeling snug and fashionable. With its intricate design and soft texture, you'll be turning heads wherever you go. Get ready to receive compliments and stay toasty all winter long with this delightful accessory!
Materials
- Lion Brand WOW! Yarn (1 skein)
- Size 25mm crochet hook (optional)
Instructions
Make a slip knot, use hook or finger to chain as many needed until you have a chain about 130 inches long, finish off yarn.
You should have about 3-4 yards of yarn left.
Wrap this long chain around your neck four times. The ends should meet.
Tie the two ends of the chain together in a knot. Weave ends.
Make a slip knot with your remaining yarn, use hook or finger to chain through the rest of the remaining yarn, finish off.
Wrap the short chain around your loop of four chains twice to secure in place.
Tie the two ends of this shorter securing chain together in a knot. Weave ends.
Enjoy your new cowl!
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