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Cowls

Free knitting patterns are fun when you can make knit cowls. These free cowl patterns are a great way to keep warm while staying stylish.

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Dove Gray Cowl Pattern

This Dove Gray Cowl Pattern is a lovely, lacy cowl knitting pattern… More

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Snowbound Cable Knit Cowl

This Snowbound Cable Knit Cowl is one of the softest, snuggliest cowls… More

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Groovy Tassel Cowl Pattern

This Groovy Tassel Cowl Pattern has a truly vintage vibe. Giving off a… More

(9 Votes)

Gorgeous Grape Knit Cowl

If you're searching for an airy summer cowl knitting pattern, then you… More

(5 Votes)

Woodsy Button-up Neck Warmer

This Woodsy Button-up Neck Warmer is cute and easy. Using a simple garter… More

(7 Votes)

Ombre Basketweave Cowl

This Ombre Basketweave Cowl is a lovely basketweave knitting pattern that… More

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Shelton Cowl

"Lately, Im obsessed with these little circular shawl/cowl hybrids. I… More

(4 Votes)

Turquoise Faux Cable Cowl

This Turquoise Faux Cable Cowl is the perfect cowl knitting pattern for… More

(2 Votes)

Neon Chunky Cabled Cowl

If you love bright, bold knitting projects, then this Neon Chunky Cabled… More

(1 Votes)

Chunky Aplaca Neckwarmer

This Chunky Aplaca Neckwarmer is an easy knitting pattern that is sure to… More

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Lacy Cowl Knitting Pattern

This Lacy Cowl Knitting Pattern is great for a beginning knitter looking… More

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Opal Cable Cowl Pattern

Oversized cowls are some of the best winter accessories because they can… More

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Easy Eyelet Infinity Cowl

If you're a beginning knitter looking for an interesting project, give… More

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20 Knit Cowl Patterns: Fun in the Sun

Cowls are a surprisingly easy project to make, and theyre a perfect… More

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Slanted Ridge Cowl

The Slanted Ridge Cowl is a soft and cozy addition to your cold weather… More

(4 Votes)

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Gymir Cowl

"This simply huge cowl has been named after the giant Gymir, who was in Norse mythology the giant whose daughter, Gerr, ultimately… See more

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