Row 4: Working from right to left, pull the next yarn loop straight through the first Row 2 loop, *cross the next Row 2 loop to the left over the following Row 2 loop, pull the next yarn loop through the rear Row 2 loop in the cross, pull the next yarn loop through the front Row 2 loop in the cross, pull the next yarn loop straight through the next Row 2 loop repeat from * to end. Row 3: Working from left to right, pull the next yarn loop straight through the first Row 2 loop, *cross the next Row 2 loop to the right over the following Row 2 loop, pull the next yarn loop through the rear Row 2 loop in the cross, pull the next yarn loop through the front Row 2 loop in the cross, pull the next yarn loop straight through the next Row 2 loop repeat from * to end. Continue pulling new yarn loops straight through the Row 1 loops, from right to left. Row 2: Working from right to left, pull the next (50th) loop on the yarn straight through the first loop of Row 1, from back to front. Row 1: With yarn tail on the left, lay out 49 loops of yarn, straightening them into an organized line. Prep yarn: Use scissors to cut open 3-4 loops so that yarn is straight for several inches.
PATTERNS FOR LOOP YARN HOW TO
Gauge is determined by the yarn How to Make the Crossed Loops Cowl
It's a little fiddly at first, but by the time you finish your own Crossed Loops Cowl, you'll have the hang of this fun yarn!Īdd this pattern to your Ravelry Queue and Favoritesġ ball Bernat Alize Blanket EZ (7 - Jumbo 100% Polyester)Ģ Large Buttons: 1.5" to 2" recommended (buttons shown purchased at JoAnn) Since this is a yarn pattern - not a crochet or knit pattern - writing it up was a little tricky! I'd say the way the yarn physically works is more like knitted stitches, and I've drawn on my pattern writing experience with both to craft these instructions.Īnd since it is so unique, I'm including the video tutorial today as well! So I urge you watch the video tutorial before you begin. I've loved wearing my Crossed Loops Cowl, though I can't quite decide which way I like to wear it best! What I love is that I can keep switching it up - it's two looks in one piece! The Crossed Loops Cowl will make a fabulous addition to your fall and winter wardrobe - and I think it will be a popular gift this holiday season too! This project is so fun to make! It takes just one ball of yarn and works up in less than an hour once you get the hang of it. While this particular type has been discontinued, there is a great substitute - Bernat Alize Blanket EZ! The secret to the Crossed Loops Cowl is the yarn! It's made of lots of loops, and it's super squishy and soft and fun.
PATTERNS FOR LOOP YARN FREE
The Crossed Loops Cowl is a very special pattern - you make it with your fingers! So you don't have to know how to crochet or knit to make this quick and cozy free neckwarmer pattern!ĭisclaimer: Materials provided by Red Heart Yarns.
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