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SKILL LEVEL: Beginner
MATERIALS:
Size J hook
3 - 1” (or larger) buttons
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2 skeins “I Love This Yarn” in Antique Teal or approximately 500 yards any worsted weight yarn.
Tapestry Needle
ORUAKA COWL PATTERN
Foundation Chain 142
Row 1 1 hdc in 3rd ch from hook and in each stitch across.
Row 2 Ch 3 and turn, 1 hdc in back loop of next stitch and each stitch across to end of row.
Rows 3-4 Repeat row 2.
Row 5 (buttonhole) Ch 3 and turn, 1 hdc in back loop of next 6 stitches, ch 3 and skip next 3 stitches, 1 hdc in back loop of each stitch across to end of row. (For a larger buttonhole, skip 5 stitches and ch 5)
Row 6 Ch 3 and turn, 1 hdc in back loop of each stitch across (including 1 hdc in each stitch of ch 3 from buttonhole made in previous row).
Rows 7-17 Repeat row 2
Row 18 Repeat row 5
Row 19 Repeat row 6
Rows 20-31 Repeat row 2
Row 32 Repeat row 5
Row 33 Repeat row 6
Row 34-37 Repeat row 2.
ORUAKA SLOUCHY HAT PATTERN
Foundation Chain 52
Row 1 1 hdc in 3rd ch from hook and in each stitch across.
Row 2-50 Ch 3 and turn, 1 hdc in back loop of next stitch and each stitch across to end of row.
• Turn garment wrong side facing you and fold.
• Join using a slip stitch through both edges.
• Fasten Off
• Using a tapestry needle, thread a long length of yarn through and tie at the end (as if you will be sewing with two strands).
• At top of hat, weave tapestry needle and yarn through ch 3 rows and pull tight to close.
• Tie off and weave in the ends.
This pattern brought to you courtesy of Knots and Loops and Oruaka.
Nice, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteGreat creation. I think I'll make for my sister in law.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this set. This will make a great Christmas gift.
ReplyDeleteAlmost everything cute I have ever made had ended up being from one of your patterns...I ask my friends to pick out something they like for birthdays/holidays and somehow I always come back to this blog. Thanks so much for sharing...your patterns are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI made the cowl and it came out so cute! However, I made the hat and it looks a little weird on..mine turned out super long and looks awkward in the back... What was the gauge of this project? Also, could you explain to me how you "weave through the chain 3 rows and pull tight?" Thanks! :)
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kgrua1@student.gsu.edu
I know this is late, but could you please also explain to me how to "weave through the chain 3 rows and pull tight?"
ReplyDeletelewisra5@msu.edu
Hi Raven,
ReplyDeleteYou should take your tapestry needle and in between the last stitches of the rows that end in a ch 3, weave the yarn in and out of the hat. Then pull the yarn tight. Knot it off securely on the inside of the hat. You can add a few more stitches for added strength and to clean up the seam a bit.
Hope this helps,
Donna
Can you share the final measurements? I'd like to substitute with a bulkier yarn.
ReplyDeleteDonna i finished the cowl but have no clue how to wear it. I cant seen to kno where to place the buttons
ReplyDeleteDonna i have a question. When you fold it and weave the top what do you do with the longside, because you can wear it with leaving that longside open.
ReplyDeleteKatie
Hi, Donna! I love this pattern, but I'm a little confused. I'm about to begin row 18, but it looks like this buttonhole will be at the opposite end of the cowl as the other one. Where have I gone wrong?
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