Thank you! If you are okay with the look of it, you're welcome to try ending after an odd row. It will look slightly different than mine and your buttons might need to be placed closer together but it's not vital to the pattern :)
Thank you! The yarn weight details can be found here: jototheworld.com/crochet-cowl-pattern I call this the modified blanket stitch as I don’t believe it has an official name :)
@jototheworldcreations thankyou Can I also ask please im in the UK So trying to work out what wool is been used is proving difficult.. Is it double knit ? Chunky ? . Many thanks
Hello! The yarn I’ve used is size 4 (medium), which is also known as worsted weight. Here’s yarn weight chart in case that’s helpful: jototheworld.com/yarn-weights-and-types-chart
Hello! It’s not too big. I can’t say for absolute certainty but it may be okay for a child. If not, you can adjust the number of starting chains - instructions on how to do this are included in the pattern.
Beautiful 👍
Thank you very much!
This stitch looks beautiful in a yarn with a halo ❤
Thank you 😊
Thank you very much!
Lovely cowl thanks for sharing 💙💙
Thank you very much Deborah! I hope you enjoy making it!
So easy to make, thanks to your instructions. You have explained everything perfectly. I appreciate your guidance. A beautiful creation. ❤
Thank you so much! I'm thrilled to that you found it easy to make. Thank you for your kind words and for sharing!
Great color too!
Thank you!
I love the stitch too so easy.💙💙
Thank you!
Lovely. Thank you for a great video.
Thank you so much Karen!
This is so easy and so beautiful ❤
Thank you so much! I hope you enjoyed making it!
This is my favorite go to pattern
That's wonderful! Thank you so much!
Great video! This is a beautiful pattern that can be used for many projects. Thank you for sharing 💖💖
Thank you very much!!!
יפה מאוד אהבתי תודה
Thank you!
Thank you for sharing
My pleasure! Hope you enjoy making it.
Lovely 🥰
Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful, thanks for sharing, it’s going to be my next project for sure.
Love it ❤❤ Hasumati from London 👍👍🙏🏻
Thank you so much!!! I hope you enjoy making it!
Love this pattern! I’m almost done and about to run out of yarn on my skein - why is it important to have an even number of rows? Thanks!
Thank you! If you are okay with the look of it, you're welcome to try ending after an odd row. It will look slightly different than mine and your buttons might need to be placed closer together but it's not vital to the pattern :)
@@jototheworldcreations thank you so much! I added a bit of yarn and made it to the even row ;) thanks for such great tutorials and hints!
Wonderful! Thank you so much!
Very nice video. Thank you. What weight did you use and what is the name of this stitch please? I'm excited to try it out 😊
Thank you! The yarn weight details can be found here: jototheworld.com/crochet-cowl-pattern
I call this the modified blanket stitch as I don’t believe it has an official name :)
What hook size plz ?
All the details including hook size can be found here: jototheworld.com/crochet-cowl-pattern
@jototheworldcreations thankyou
Can I also ask please im in the UK
So trying to work out what wool is been used is proving difficult..
Is it double knit ? Chunky ? .
Many thanks
Hello! The yarn I’ve used is size 4 (medium), which is also known as worsted weight. Here’s yarn weight chart in case that’s helpful: jototheworld.com/yarn-weights-and-types-chart
How would you change this to make it for a 5 year old child?
Hello! It’s not too big. I can’t say for absolute certainty but it may be okay for a child. If not, you can adjust the number of starting chains - instructions on how to do this are included in the pattern.
I didn’t know how wide was the cowl you said 119 stitches long but you didn’t mention the width
Hi there! All the details including the finished size can be found here: jototheworld.com/crochet-cowl-pattern
What is it length??
Hello! All the details including the finished size can be found here: jototheworld.com/crochet-cowl-pattern
30 inches = 76 cm.
6 inches = 15 cm.
Please add metric measures.
Thank you for your feedback.