Free pattern thecrochetcrowd.com/cabled-hooded-cowl-crochet-pattern/ VIDEO CHAPTERS 0:00 Start 0:34 Pattern Overview 1:49 Yarn Recommendation 2:18 Side Panel Sample Review 3:31 Beginning Chain Side Panel 3:58 Row 1 4:20 Row 2 4:48 Rows 3 to 35 5:48 Row 36 6:25 Row 37 6:45 Rows 38 to 80 8:03 Cabling Panel Overview 9:31 Cable Diagram 10:40 Adjustable Ring Demonstration 12:59 Row 1 14:52 Checklist for Repeating Review 15:24 Stitch Key Demonstration 15:59 Row 2 Diagram 16:29 Row 2 18:24 Row 3 Diagram 19:16 Row 3 21:02 Row 4 Diagram 21:47 Row 4 24:20 Row 5 Diagram 25:10 Row 5 26:53 Row 6 Diagram 27:39 Row 6 30:14 Row 7 Diagram 31:53 Row 7 35:25 Repeating Video Chapters Option 36:10 Row 8 Diagram 37:20 Row 8 40:03 Checklist Review 40:24 Row 9 Diagram 41:15 Row 9 45:12 Row 10 Diagram 46:18 Row 10 48:34 Row 11 Diagram 48:59 Row 11 50:38 Row 12 Diagram 51:00 Row 12 53:01 Row 13 Diagram 53:29 Row 13 56:13 Row 14 Diagram 57:05 Row 14 59:11 Row 15 Diagram 59:53 Row 15 1:01:43 Sample Review & Repeat Rows 8 to 15 - 13 Times 1:03:00 Row 8 (2nd last row) 1:05:07 Last Row Diagram 1:05:25 Last Row 1:07:18 Quick Assembly Talk #crochet #learntocrochet #crochettutorial Right Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/8yDN2gTVj3E/видео.html Left-Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/gmuP__PVwyQ/видео.html This video is closed-captioned for the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. The captioning is also available in multiple languages such as Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. The written pattern is only available in English. PATTERN DETAILS Stitch Multiple is not applicable. Sized for adults only. Hook Size on Pattern: 6 mm / J Hook Yarn In Pattern: Red Heart Hygge Charm For Teaching Purposes: I am showing Practice Sample (Blue) was Patons Lincoln Fog. Thick Yarn for demonstration was Bernat Softee Chunky. Please use the pattern for specific details on yarn quantities, gauge and other details not listed here. PATTERN DATE OF DOWNLOAD PDF August 1, 2019 This pattern may have been updated since the creation of this tutorial and information or presentation of the printable PDF may have been changed without notice. FOLLOW US Website - thecrochetcrowd.com Facebook Group - facebook.com/groups/TheCrochetCrowdStitchSocial Twitter - twitter.com/thecrochetcrowd Instagram - instagram.com/thecrochetcrowd/ Ravelry - www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/the-crochet-crowd/patterns?show=&view=medium&sort=favorites_
@@TheCrochetCrowd Hi, I just want to say that I am not an advanced crocheter, but I am sure I can do this by following you excellent tutorial (step by step of course). Thank you so much for all the other add ons too as I always have to write down the rows I'm on. I am also trying to learn how to use crochet patters (graph ones) and I love how you have coloured yours, that really helps a lot too. Did I mention that your tutorial is excellent??? 😃
Hi Mikey. I just had to tell you this. My husband got my a copy of The Crochet Crowd Book. It is a Christmas present and I was astounded and beyond thrilled to get it. I have so much respect and admiration for you and Daniel. The book is incredible, well written and I just love the humor that’s peppered all the way through. Thank you so much for making me a better crocheter. You’re truly inspiring ❤️
That is awesome! Thank you for the trust to buy it. I wanted to be more sarcastic and tell really juicy stories but then you know, someone gets offended haha
This was a wonderful tutorial. I honestly got overwhelmed with the chart. Once I clearly understood the stitches, it was much easier to keep track of my rows and go to whichever row I was on and listen to you. It turned out beautifully. Thank you so much!
Oh my goodness! Every cosplay elf I know is going to want to learn to crochet now! This looks so beautiful. Thank you Mickey for breaking the instructions down 💙
I love this pattern. You make it really easy to understand with your diagrams and check sheet. Love love love learning this way. Thank you so much, you're awesome!
You do awesome, thank you. I just love pattern. The diagrams and check sheet was great. Because I lost my place a few times😁but get it together. Thanks again.
With my house getting so cold in the english winter, I absolutely love this idea - even though I will have to wait until spring when my fingers thaw out to crochet it ;D Thank you for this!
Thank you for the video. I've watched other videos but was not able to get this stitch until I watched yours. You were very thorough and watching the video gave me the confidence to finally get the stitch right. The time markers were a bit help too.
The cables are a challenge. it's why it's the highest level of crochet skill required. If you can solve the challenge, it means you are an advanced crocheter.
Oooh! This is just what I've been looking for! Living in the high desert prairie of Southern Colorado, we can have torturous winds during winter. Often a beanie just isn't enough! Minus 25 in the wind! Can't wait to make this! Thanks so much, Mikey, it's lovely!
Wondering I just finished making the hoodie and I sewed the back is the cable used for attaching the two back sides together or sewn on after the fact. Thank you
Beautiful. I love head coverings that cover my ears. So very kind of you to go slowly AND add a diagram and check list. I bet this would be gorgeous done with scarfie yarn. Thanks Michael for the tutorial and everything else you do.
Thank you so much for sharing this most beautiful hoodie shawl ! Perfect timing for this season; it is getting really nippy now over here in the UK. Also, I love the challenge this advanced project offers, would love to see many more of these, please ? xx
@@TheCrochetCrowd yes, really. I’m nearly done, 25 hours. One question: the back panel comes in at 120 rows while the sides are only 80 rows. Looking at the “finishing” steps of the pattern, it just says to join the sides to the back with a single crochet into each stitch… so….. how will I not end up with 40 extra rows coming off the top of the hood opening? Am I failing to grasp,something here?
@@TheCrochetCrowd Actually, it doesn’t say ‘single crochet into each stitch’… it actually says: “Seam along both sides of the cabling with a sc join, leaving an opening for the hood (see B on page 4).” And since the sides are, like, at a 45* angle due to the rows expanding, does that mean those edges are longer? Does that mean I should be trying to line up 2 rows of back panel into each row of side panel (for those expanding rows), then back to 1:1 for the straight, head portion? Anyways, thanks for your help and again thanks for the amazing tuto. Your teaching style and your use of a larger sample, plus the chapters, it’s just really great. When this one is done I’m going to attempt it again, but with the cables in a second colour.
@@TheCrochetCrowd ok, never mind, I’m dumb ;) I figured out my problem the moment I started the seams. I wasn’t counting the top of the head. All’s well. Done!
I've just started this! I have a little thick yards. I love this thank you so much! This had to take a lot of your time to get the pattern! Okay! BIG, just huge almost embarrassing question! I see this says it's also in closed caption. How do I set this up for closed caption? That would be incredible!!!!! I always have to mute mostly and slowly watch. I can hear but it's a tone loss problem. I can't distinguish sounds. So, mostly it's jumbled noises. Would be so great and FUN to finally be able to follow along! Thanks so much!!
Hi Mickey I’m almost done with the hoodie but I’m a bit confused with putting it together I ended up sewing the back part, but now I’m not sure if that’s the proper way because I need to sew The braided part or does the braided part gets sewn on after you sew the back. Sorry if I sound so confused. Please hoping someone can shed some light on this project I’m giving it to someone as a gift. Thank you Aug. 30, 2023
I made this pattern folling the written version and watching another tutorial. It looked great until I put it on. It is so small and I am so dissapointed after all of that work. 😢
Dude, should have added a 14th column to your worksheet and blacked out all the cells for rows 9-15. That way people working off the worksheet would know to do one extra row 8 after they learned the pattern. Argh. Have to undo my finishing and add yarn just for one more row. Ugh! So irksome!
I’m so sorry. Truly. It’s usually it done like that but is a great suggestion for next time I work on a extra content component for a tutorial. Again. I’m truly sorry fir wasting your time.
@@TheCrochetCrowd aw no worries! Sorry rereading my comment I definitely came off harsher than I meant to in my irritation. I think too with the pattern diagram I was thinking row 8 was shown just so we could see how 8 and 15 marry up. My bad! Sorry! I love your videos and appreciate your work but definitely I was like &#%% when I went back to watch the rest and heard i had to do two more rows. Should’ve calmed down before commenting. Bad me. Thank you for your work!
Free pattern thecrochetcrowd.com/cabled-hooded-cowl-crochet-pattern/
VIDEO CHAPTERS
0:00 Start
0:34 Pattern Overview
1:49 Yarn Recommendation
2:18 Side Panel Sample Review
3:31 Beginning Chain Side Panel
3:58 Row 1
4:20 Row 2
4:48 Rows 3 to 35
5:48 Row 36
6:25 Row 37
6:45 Rows 38 to 80
8:03 Cabling Panel Overview
9:31 Cable Diagram
10:40 Adjustable Ring Demonstration
12:59 Row 1
14:52 Checklist for Repeating Review
15:24 Stitch Key Demonstration
15:59 Row 2 Diagram
16:29 Row 2
18:24 Row 3 Diagram
19:16 Row 3
21:02 Row 4 Diagram
21:47 Row 4
24:20 Row 5 Diagram
25:10 Row 5
26:53 Row 6 Diagram
27:39 Row 6
30:14 Row 7 Diagram
31:53 Row 7
35:25 Repeating Video Chapters Option
36:10 Row 8 Diagram
37:20 Row 8
40:03 Checklist Review
40:24 Row 9 Diagram
41:15 Row 9
45:12 Row 10 Diagram
46:18 Row 10
48:34 Row 11 Diagram
48:59 Row 11
50:38 Row 12 Diagram
51:00 Row 12
53:01 Row 13 Diagram
53:29 Row 13
56:13 Row 14 Diagram
57:05 Row 14
59:11 Row 15 Diagram
59:53 Row 15
1:01:43 Sample Review & Repeat Rows 8 to 15 - 13 Times
1:03:00 Row 8 (2nd last row)
1:05:07 Last Row Diagram
1:05:25 Last Row
1:07:18 Quick Assembly Talk
#crochet #learntocrochet #crochettutorial
Right Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/8yDN2gTVj3E/видео.html
Left-Handed Tutorial is ruclips.net/video/gmuP__PVwyQ/видео.html
This video is closed-captioned for the deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. The captioning is also available in multiple languages such as Spanish, French, German, Italian and Portuguese. The written pattern is only available in English.
PATTERN DETAILS
Stitch Multiple is not applicable. Sized for adults only.
Hook Size on Pattern: 6 mm / J Hook
Yarn In Pattern: Red Heart Hygge Charm
For Teaching Purposes: I am showing Practice Sample (Blue) was Patons Lincoln Fog. Thick Yarn for demonstration was Bernat Softee Chunky.
Please use the pattern for specific details on yarn quantities, gauge and other details not listed here.
PATTERN DATE OF DOWNLOAD PDF
August 1, 2019
This pattern may have been updated since the creation of this tutorial and information or presentation of the printable PDF may have been changed without notice.
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@@TheCrochetCrowd Hi, I just want to say that I am not an advanced crocheter, but I am sure I can do this by following you excellent tutorial (step by step of course). Thank you so much for all the other add ons too as I always have to write down the rows I'm on. I am also trying to learn how to use crochet patters (graph ones) and I love how you have coloured yours, that really helps a lot too. Did I mention that your tutorial is excellent??? 😃
THANKS MIKEY! When I fail to find that perfect pattern, I just browse the crochet crowd and always leave a happy customer...I ADORE YOU! THANKS!
Hi Mikey. I just had to tell you this. My husband got my a copy of The Crochet Crowd Book. It is a Christmas present and I was astounded and beyond thrilled to get it. I have so much respect and admiration for you and Daniel. The book is incredible, well written and I just love the humor that’s peppered all the way through. Thank you so much for making me a better crocheter. You’re truly inspiring ❤️
That is awesome! Thank you for the trust to buy it. I wanted to be more sarcastic and tell really juicy stories but then you know, someone gets offended haha
This was a wonderful tutorial. I honestly got overwhelmed with the chart. Once I clearly understood the stitches, it was much easier to keep track of my rows and go to whichever row I was on and listen to you. It turned out beautifully. Thank you so much!
Oh my goodness! Every cosplay elf I know is going to want to learn to crochet now! This looks so beautiful. Thank you Mickey for breaking the instructions down 💙
My mind went there for Cosplay. I was wondering if someone would see it that way as well.
I love this pattern. You make it really easy to understand with your diagrams and check sheet. Love love love learning this way. Thank you so much, you're awesome!
🙌🙌🙌
I struggled as a child and my mom made the world make sense when things get broken into pieces. Take it step by step.
@@TheCrochetCrowd ♥️ this
You do awesome, thank you. I just love pattern. The diagrams and check sheet was great. Because I lost my place a few times😁but get it together. Thanks again.
With my house getting so cold in the english winter, I absolutely love this idea - even though I will have to wait until spring when my fingers thaw out to crochet it ;D
Thank you for this!
Where in the globe do you live? Sounds frigid!
This was an excellent tutorial!!! I'm making this for a special someone. It can be done in less than a day!!! Thank you!!!
Wow you are a fast crocheter.
@@TheCrochetCrowd Is that fast?🤔 Maybe I'm underestimating.😳
Thank you for the video. I've watched other videos but was not able to get this stitch until I watched yours. You were very thorough and watching the video gave me the confidence to finally get the stitch right. The time markers were a bit help too.
Mikey, thank you so much for the chart and the worksheet. I can read patterns but the cables were a challenge. The tools made it so much easier to do.
The cables are a challenge. it's why it's the highest level of crochet skill required. If you can solve the challenge, it means you are an advanced crocheter.
Your videos are awesome in your voice is coming not like the other ones they the Bowden not soft
Thank you fir your kindness.
Oooh! This is just what I've been looking for! Living in the high desert prairie of Southern Colorado, we can have torturous winds during winter. Often a beanie just isn't enough! Minus 25 in the wind! Can't wait to make this! Thanks so much, Mikey, it's lovely!
Hopefully it will keep you warm. Best wishes.
Great job teaching this complicated pattern! Thanks for this! I love your accent.
You are so welcome!
Love this. Gonna make the cable as well running down the front ❤️ amazing thanks
I cannot wait to see that version.
Wondering I just finished making the hoodie and I sewed the back is the cable used for attaching the two back sides together or sewn on after the fact. Thank you
Mikey you are the CROCHET GENIUS. Thank you!!
That's a strong statement. I'm just determined, I have a lot to learn. :D
This is such a beautiful project. I'm going to have to try it. Thank you for the tutorial.
You are welcome.
Beautiful. I love head coverings that cover my ears. So very kind of you to go slowly AND add a diagram and check list. I bet this would be gorgeous done with scarfie yarn. Thanks Michael for the tutorial and everything else you do.
Glad it was helpful! I try to provide what I can for my own need to use as well.
I have never crocheted something like this so I am up for trying it as my new project, here goes🤞,thank you for sharing, you are so talented
You’re welcome 😊
This looks lovely, I'm not experienced in working cables
You could try it to test yourself. I do break it down as much as I can.
This is so pretty. I love this pattern. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. ✌🏻🐾🥰🧶🇺🇸
You are so welcome.
Outstanding tutorial! Great job❤️
Thank you! Cheers!
Your diagram really helps!!! Thanks 😊
Glad to hear that!
Thank You Mikey! I’ve wanted to make this for a few years now however I didn’t understand the written instructions.
Glad I could help!
I love this, I love your tutorials thanks 😊 Paula.
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for sharing this most beautiful hoodie shawl ! Perfect timing for this season; it is getting really nippy now over here in the UK. Also, I love the challenge this advanced project offers, would love to see many more of these, please ? xx
Same here in Canada. T'is the season... Sweater Weather.
oh my goodness magic ring explained so clearly i finally get it thank you great pattern too
You’re welcome 😊
You’re welcome.
Thank you for the amazing tutorial Mikey!!!
My pleasure!
Always love your videos!!! I'd love to see you do a sweater coat!
Noted. I dont haven't anything right now.
Thank you so much for having the patterns and your videos it makes it so much easier to do the pattern have a great Thanksgiving!
Thank you! You too!
That was a sweet example of the magic circle 🥰
Awesome. I'm so worried stuff like that doesn't make sense.
@@TheCrochetCrowd it was the best visual video I've seen. Great teaching moment. "Mikey's magic circle "
Very easy to follow, even for me, a rank beginner. Super fun. I love cabling. :)👍🏼👍🏼
Really?!
@@TheCrochetCrowd yes, really. I’m nearly done, 25 hours.
One question: the back panel comes in at 120 rows while the sides are only 80 rows. Looking at the “finishing” steps of the pattern, it just says to join the sides to the back with a single crochet into each stitch… so….. how will I not end up with 40 extra rows coming off the top of the hood opening? Am I failing to grasp,something here?
@@TheCrochetCrowd Actually, it doesn’t say ‘single crochet into each stitch’… it actually says:
“Seam along both sides of the cabling with a sc join, leaving an opening for the hood (see B on page 4).”
And since the sides are, like, at a 45* angle due to the rows expanding, does that mean those edges are longer? Does that mean I should be trying to line up 2 rows of back panel into each row of side panel (for those expanding rows), then back to 1:1 for the straight, head portion?
Anyways, thanks for your help and again thanks for the amazing tuto. Your teaching style and your use of a larger sample, plus the chapters, it’s just really great.
When this one is done I’m going to attempt it again, but with the cables in a second colour.
@@TheCrochetCrowd ok, never mind, I’m dumb ;) I figured out my problem the moment I started the seams. I wasn’t counting the top of the head. All’s well. Done!
Ini baru kereeenn Akan Saya coba membuat
Cobalah. Ini pola yang bagus. - Try it. It's a great pattern.
Hi im one of your followers, at last saw you personally😁love crochet too..
Hey Becky! Thanks for being a part of our community.
This is such a beautiful pattern, thank you for this
You’re welcome 😊
I love this, and I am gonna make the sides go down to my L•bow.. And the points to... well, they'll get to the point of what they point to...lol
I love how you put thought into it.
I've just started this! I have a little thick yards. I love this thank you so much! This had to take a lot of your time to get the pattern! Okay! BIG, just huge almost embarrassing question! I see this says it's also in closed caption. How do I set this up for closed caption? That would be incredible!!!!! I always have to mute mostly and slowly watch. I can hear but it's a tone loss problem. I can't distinguish sounds. So, mostly it's jumbled noises. Would be so great and FUN to finally be able to follow along! Thanks so much!!
In the player window. Turn it on.
Hermoso!!!!! Muchas gracias 😘 🇲🇽 👏 👏
You're welcome.
Another one to add to my list to try 😊
So many patterns, so little time.
Love the look of this Mickeyxxx
Awesome.
Beautiful. Thanks.
Thanks Mina.
Hi Mickey I’m almost done with the hoodie but I’m a bit confused with putting it together I ended up sewing the back part, but now I’m not sure if that’s the proper way because I need to sew The braided part or does the braided part gets sewn on after you sew the back. Sorry if I sound so confused. Please hoping someone can shed some light on this project I’m giving it to someone as a gift. Thank you Aug. 30, 2023
Hi I Love it ❤
This is terrific
Awesome.
Beautiful work! How can I get one in a grown up pink?
Just find some pink yarn and start hook'n :)
Mickey, I Loved your joke😉.
Also, how the heck am I to get all these beautiful patterns done??? Do you ever sleep? Love ya
Addiction to the hook at it's finest.
I'm not advanced at all! But I love this idea. Wonder if there could be a pattern for intermediate to beginners in this hooded cowl.
I don’t have anything off hand at the moment. You need a cable that stays worked on front only. This one you need both front and back for the design.
@@TheCrochetCrowd if you find any time, can you do a pattern like this but without the cables for us non-advanced folks?
@@jeannestout8770 leave it with me. It’s something I can consider next year.
@@TheCrochetCrowd thank you!!!!
I really love this and want to make it into a toodie! Where can I get the diagram? Thank you!
The video description has the outbound links where that is.
@@TheCrochetCrowd thank you for the quick response! I downloaded the pattern from the yarnspiration's link/site but the diagram isn't included.
😍wonderful, thanks
My pleasure.
Anyway to make it a more full poncho??
I think you can keep making sides longer. And then make back panel longer to match.
Hi from BC, do you have a pattern, or method that doesn't have the pointed hood?
I don't at this time. I'm sorry.
Hi vary beautiful your toutral
Thank you so much 😊
this looks yummy!
Practical crochet.
Can’t you do this pattern without the cable stitch?
You could just make a back panel in single crochet or something. The stitch count across is 18 sts. So it's doable yes.
This looks stiff .. is it really ? If so can another kind yarn be used?
Anything in #4 Medium Weight.
YOU CRACK ME UP!!! WACKO!
Fair analysis! haha
@@TheCrochetCrowd 🤪
i cannot find the chart to print out please help
It’s in the free pattern link in video description.
I made this pattern folling the written version and watching another tutorial. It looked great until I put it on. It is so small and I am so dissapointed after all of that work. 😢
Love the zingers ha ha
Never know what comes out of my trap!
this would look great longer.
True story.
Am I the only one who read “for adults” and thought it was bloopers of Mikey saying cuss words or using suggestive language? Lol
I really try hard to hold my tongue. Unless it states bloopers. 😜
🌹🌹👍
Thanks.
Dude, should have added a 14th column to your worksheet and blacked out all the cells for rows 9-15. That way people working off the worksheet would know to do one extra row 8 after they learned the pattern. Argh. Have to undo my finishing and add yarn just for one more row. Ugh! So irksome!
I’m so sorry. Truly. It’s usually it done like that but is a great suggestion for next time I work on a extra content component for a tutorial. Again. I’m truly sorry fir wasting your time.
@@TheCrochetCrowd aw no worries! Sorry rereading my comment I definitely came off harsher than I meant to in my irritation. I think too with the pattern diagram I was thinking row 8 was shown just so we could see how 8 and 15 marry up. My bad! Sorry! I love your videos and appreciate your work but definitely I was like &#%% when I went back to watch the rest and heard i had to do two more rows. Should’ve calmed down before commenting. Bad me. Thank you for your work!
First
Yes, you are.
😂😂😂@dirty joke
this is stunning my g/daughter will love it!
It's very gifty.