Katan Dickie Cowl: Free Crochet Pattern

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Celebrate autumn vibes knowing that you’ll be warm and cozy even though the blustery winds of winter are on the horizon when you grab this free crochet pattern for the Katan Dickie Cowl.

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Katan Dickie Cowl Crochet Pattern

As I write this, it’s early morning and I’m sitting in my yarn studio on our homestead, Katan Ranch. The sheep are grazing outside the window, the roosters are competing to see who can announce the break of day best (gotta impress those girls, you know), and the skies are unsarcastically grey. There’s even a mist over the trees.

Autumn is truly in the air and I’m feeling motivated to finish preserving the harvest from our garden before the first frost. I’ll be venturing in to the chilly morning dew to gather up the last of the tomatoes and and squash. I’m just grateful that I won’t be too cold wrapped in a polar fleece jacket wearing my own Katan Cowl. This quick-to-make dickie is the perfect accessory for chilly fall mornings and walks in the winter snow.

Why you’ll love this buttoned hanging basket

  • WARMTH -The cowl provides excellent coverage for the neck and shoulders, ensuring warmth during chilly weather.
  • STYLE – Its sleek design adds a fashionable touch to any outfit, making it a versatile accessory.
  • CONVENIENCE – The slip-over feature eliminates the hassle of adjusting traditional scarves, offering ease of wear.

The Katan Dickie Cowl Crochet Pattern

You’ll have no more tangled scarves when you stay toasty and protected from the cold in your Katan Cowl. Simply slip it over your head to warm your neck and shoulders. It fits snuggled beneath any jacket and can be made solid or in any variety of colors to meet your preferred aesthetic.

This design is great for fall markets, holiday gifts, or a special treat for yourself. Start making yours today. The instructions for size small are included, below, along with details on how you can get the premium, ad-free, multi- PDF in five sizes from Adult S – XL on Ravelry or Etsy.

Keep reading to learn more!

Skill Level

Easy/Intermediate (includes increases)

Materials

  • Lion Brand Hometown USA, super bulky weight #6 yarn. (100% acrylic, 85 yds/74 m per 5 oz/142 g skein)
    • 1 skein each of 4 coordinating colors
      • Color 1 (M)
      • Color 2 (A)
      • Color 3 (B)
      • Color 4 (C)
  • 10.00 mm (M/N) Crochet Hook
  • Scissors
  • Sewing needle

Size Included Here

Adult Small: 32″-34″ bust (details on how to get the pattern in multiple sizes are included, below)

Stitch Abbreviations

beg – Beginning

CH – Chain

HDC – Half-double Crochet

RND – Round(s)

SC – Single Crochet

SLST – Slip Stitch

st(s) – Stitch(es)

XST – Cross-stitch (instructions on next page)

Pattern Notes

  • US Terminology 
  • All sts are worked through both loops unless otherwise indicated.
  • When a row begins with a CH1, the ch does not count as a st. 
  • For solid dickie, work in one color. For multi-colored, follow pattern to work colors M, A, B, and C.
  • Gauge 3 HDC rows x 4 HDS sts = 2″ sq.

Special Stitches

HDC Cross-stitch (XST):

Step 1: Skip a st, SLST into the next st and CH2.

Step 2: Yarn over and insert hook into the previously skipped st, draw up a loop, yarn over and draw through all three loops on the hook. (XST made)

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Katan Cowl Pattern Instructions

Size Adult Small

With 10.00 mm hook

MAKE THE COLLAR

With color M, CH7

ROW 1: (working in the back loop only) SC in 2nd CH from hook and each CH across. (6 SCs)

ROW 2: (working in the back loop only) CH1, turn, SC in each ST across. (6 SCs)

ROW 3 – 34: (working through the back loop only) Repeat ROW 2. (6 SCs)

CH1, SLST by matching stitches from ROW 1 and RND 34 to create banded collar.

Band should measure 17 – 17.5″

Seam

Fold the band in half, being careful not to twist and SLST closed, matching STS from ROW 1 and ROW 34. This forms the collar.

Turn the seam to the inside and turn collar 90 degrees so you’ll be working the next round and the edge of the collar.

RND 1: CH1, SC into the first st, SC, SC, SC, 2SC, *SC, SC, SC, SC, 2SC* repeat from * to * around 4 more times, SC in last 4 sts. Join with a SLST to beg SC. (40 SCs)

RND 2 – color A: CH2 (counts as HDC here and throughout), *2 HDC, HDC.* Repeat from * to * around. 2 HDC in last st. (60 HDCs)

RND 3 – color B: Skip the first st and SLST into the next st, CH2, HDC in the skipped st (XST made). *Skip the next st, HDC in the skipped st.* Repeat from * to * around. Join with SLST to top of beg CH2. (30 XSTs)

RND 4 – color C: CH2, HDC, 2 HDC, *HDC, HDC, 2 HDC.* Repeat from * to * around. Join with SLST to beg CH2. (80 HDCs)

RND 5 – color M: Repeat RND 3 (40 XSTs)

RND 6 – With color M: CH1, SC in same st and each st around. Join with SLST to beg CH1.

Finish off. Tuck ends.

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