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We’d like to introduce our newest crochet pattern, the Berlin Cowl! If you’ve already purchased our Berlin Hat pattern, you can get the Berlin Cowl pattern at 50% off on Ravelry.
We named the Berlin Cowl after the beautiful but gritty city Berlin, which we visited every summer as children. Overall, we found that the Berlin Cowl pattern works best in a tonal-dyed or solid-coloured yarn. Try to avoid variegated or really busy yarns, as the various colours and speckles will hide the beautiful stitch pattern.
The Berlin Cowl pattern uses the same stitch pattern as our first pattern, the Berlin Hat. However, it includes shaping to better fit the neck. This cowl uses worsted weight yarn, creating a dense, warm fabric that will keep you cozy! As we wrote this pattern for worsted weight wool yarn, the cowl will have some structure and can almost stand up on its own. If you prefer a softer cowl with more drape, use a yarn with different fibre, like alpaca. Although I haven’t tried it yet, I’m sure this would be lovely and drapy in silk blends in the summer too.
The Berlin Cowl is crocheted sideways and then seamed. Since crochet isn’t normally stretchy, I tried to mimic the look of knitting using slip stitches. Worked sideways, you can easily adapt the pattern to fit your own head and neck.
To ensure accurate crocheting, we recommend using stitch markers to mark the first and last stitch of each row, and move them up as you complete more rows. This helps you work in the correct row and prevents you from missing stitches.
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To celebrate the release of this design, we have a few promotions running. First, we’ll take off 15% on all physical knit and crochet items in our Etsy store for the next two weeks. Also, the pattern will be 15% off on Ravelry with the code Berlin15 for the next two weeks. Lastly, if you purchase or have purchased the Berlin Hat pattern, you can get 50% off the Berlin Cowl pattern. And vice versa. Happy crocheting!
It’s very cute and I like the color. #MMBC
I would love to have this crochet cowl, in the same color too. Sharing with my daughter who is the talented crocheter in the family. Thanks for the inspiration!
The Berlin Cowl looks very toasty and stylish – I love that colour! Thank you for joining #WowOnWednesday.
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Very cute!
I love this cowl! And what a gorgeous color. I am always needing something to warm my neck. This would be fabulous! Thanks for sharing and linking up.
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love it very pretty and I love the size that makes it to me very comfy
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This is such a beautiful post! I’d luv to invite you to join and share with us over at Charming Homes and Gardensn Wednesday – Sunday’s ??♀️ https://www.dabblinganddecorating.com/single-post/2020/03/31/Charming-Homes-Gardens-Wednesday-Link-Party
Wow! I always admire people who have the patience to perfect a home craft! This looks great and I love the colour. Thanks for sharing at Fiesta Friday.
This is stunning. I’m always amazed at how wonderful crochet looks. I wish I would have learned how to do this back in the day. (I still may try someday.) Thank you so much for sharing at the Read & Relax Link Party!
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That’s so pretty and much more practical than a scarf. Thanks for sharing with #pocolo and hope to see you back later this week
This is so pretty! I wish I was as talented as you are. Thank you for sharing with Charming Homes and Gardens!
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