Hello Friends!!

The kids are back in school and we are all establishing our routines. Getting back into routine was difficult after being out of routine for 6 months but we are all adjusting well!

How are you all doing after the first few weeks of school?

There were a lot of nerves and unknowns the first week but now that we are in our second week, I feel like our school has things under control.

It’s a relief and my little loves are loving being back in school. They missed it so much and they come home with smiles and all their stories for the day.

Once school resumes in the fall, the weather starts to change in Alberta.

It gets colder in the morning and takes much longer to warm up. My children end up dressing for all the seasons the first month of school.

Winter in the morning, autumn by recess and summer in the afternoon. It’s anything goes here in Alberta but I love living here.

Changing Weathers!

For a crocheter, the weather change is no match. We get to make all the warm and cozy things which is why this week’s crochet pattern is the Harlynn Cowl and Infinity Scarf!

It’s made with Charisma yarn, which is so incredibly soft.

This cowl works up in about an hour and is sure to keep you warm at school drop off and pick up.

Do you prefer cowls or infinity scarves?

I think they both have their moments in the sun. For me, it depends on how cold it is outside.

If it’s really cold, infinity scarf all the way but you don’t have to choose just one because this crochet pattern has both options! You can make your preference, or you can make both options.

PATTERNS - Harlynn Cowl & Infinity

What you need:

8.00 mm crochet hook (or hook to obtain gauge)

Any weight (5) yarn.
(I used Charisma Yarn)

Measuring tape
Scissors
Tapestry Needle

Made by Stephanie, Chunky Hunky Creations

Gauge with 8.00 mm hook:
4 HDC by 3 rows = 2 inch square

Stitches you will be working with:

BLO: Back loop only
CH: Chain
DC: Double Crochet
HDC: Half Double Crochet
SLST: Slip Stitch
ST: Stitches

Notes: written in US terminology. If you are having trouble matching the gauge, you may need to go up or down a hook size. All CH1 do not count as a stitch. You can use any 5-weight yarn.

Pattern for Cowl : 8.00 mm hook

Row 1 – Foundation HDC 56 times, SLST to join. (56 STS)

Row 2 – CH 2, DC in BLO around, SLST to join. (56 STS)

Row 3 – CH 1, HDC in BLO around, SLST to join. (56 STS)

Repeat rows 2 and 3 for rows 4 – 13.
Fasten off and weave in all ends.

Pattern for Infinity : 8.00 mm hook

Row 1 – Foundation HDC 130 times, SLST to join. (130 STS)

Row 2 – CH 2, DC in BLO around, SLST to join. (130 STS)

Row 3 – CH 1, HDC in BLO around, SLST to join. (130 STS)

Repeat rows 2 and 3 for rows 4 – 9.
Fasten off and weave in all ends.

Made by Aneda, Thundercloud Creations

Made by Stephanie, Chunky Hunky Creations

There you have it!

You have made you very own
Harlynn Cowl and Infinity.

If you want a printed version of this pattern, click on over to my Ravelry site here where you can buy and download instantly.

I love to see your finished items, so feel free to use #harlynncowlandinfinity when you are posting your photos, so I can admire your work!

The photographs and pattern contained in the document are the property of A Knotty Habit Designs. You may not reproduce, redistribute, or share this pattern.

You may sell your finished items but please give credit to A Knotty Habit Designs.