Free written Crochet Pattern for the Crochet Hooded Turtleneck Cowl which I have named
'The Coodie'. This crochet hooded cowl is so cozy and warm.
I honestly LOVE this crochet hooded cowl.
I think it's the most favorite piece of the item
I've made to date.
It's bitterly cold here in the North of Scotland.
I had been unwell but hope to get out and about and get some lovely pictures of me wearing my Hooded cowl.
Well I finally got better and got out and about to see the Horses.
And I can Confirm the hooded cowl IS as Warm and cosy as I knew it would be.
I used a 400g Ball of Yarn to take the pictures just now for you as I was so excited to get the
pattern to you all.
I had some gorgeous soft Grey double knit yarn I was desperate to use.
I decided on a lovely textured rib stitch working into the Front and Back posts for the Turndown Turtle Neck and just plain Double crochet stitches for the Hooded part.
So for this Coodie, I have used 2 strands of King Cole Double Knit held together.
The last cowl I made for my daughter was really cozy, and I considered adding a hood onto it,
But I LOVE my turtle necks in the winter so decided to go with a ribbed stitch.
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| My Daughter wearing the Easy Crochet Cowl |
You can see the FREE Crochet Pattern HERE
The Turtle neck is made first and would make an awesome warm cozy cowl just on its own.
To join the hood we will turn the ribbing inside out and work the double crochet.
Sound complicated - No not at all this is a VERY easy crochet pattern, and suitable for beginners
Trust me it works out once all is finished.
For this Coodie I started with chain 70,
but you may need more or less if you need it bigger.
(this chain must easily fit over your head
to be able to get it on and off.
Front Post Double Crochet, = FPdc
Back Post-Double Crochet -- BPdc
The pattern is written US Terms
6.00mm hook
2 Strands of Double Knit Yarn ( I used King Cole)
I used nearly 600g of This yarn.
As always please reach out to me if you need me and I would love to see your finished items
so tag me #lisaauchcrochet so I can find it easily
Written Pattern for the
Crochet Hooded Turtle Neck Cowl aka 'Coodie'
Ch 70
Join the 1st and last chain together to create a circle
*this must be able to pass easily over your head so if you need to add more or less
please do so making it an even number)
Round1: Chain 3 to start. working in the base of ch3 and in each ch around
Dc in each stitch slip to join
Round 2: ch3, *FPDC in fisrt st, BPDC in nxt* Repeat around.
Slip to join.
Round 3 to Round 20: (approx 8 inches)
Ch2 to start, *FPDC in first st, BPDC in nxt* Repeat around.
Slip to join.
FASTEN OFF and weave in ends.
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| BACK View of Hooded Cowl once completed |
Checklist Note: this Ribbed Neck part should easily fit over your head.
When sitting at your neck it should fold over and be snugly fit around your neck.
How to crochet the Hood PART
TURN your work inside OUT.
You will work the hood to the OPPosite side of the turtle neck
We will now be crocheting in double crochet In ROWS back and forth to create the hood.
Find the back seam and make it the center back.
Find the Middle front of the Cowl
JOIN your Yarn in the middle front stitch of the Ribbed cowl piece.
Row 1: Ch3, Double crochet into the base of the chain 3, dc in each stitch around
(DO NOT JOIN)
NOTE: you will increase by 2 stitches in each alternative row,
in the 2nd stitch and the 2nd last st of rows.
This is to make the Turn Back on the hood.
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| Front View of Completed Double crochet Rows of Hood |
Row 2: Ch3, Double crochet into the base of the chain 3, dc in each stitch around
Row 3: Ch3, Dc in the base of ch2, 2dc in next st,
Dc in each stitch until the 2nd last 2 stitches,
2dc in next st, dc in last st, TURN,
Ch3, Dc into the base of the chain 3, dc in each stitch around,
Row 4: Ch3, Dc into the base of the chain 3, dc in each stitch around
Row 5: Row 2: Ch3, Dc in the base of ch2, 2dc in next st,
Dc in each stitch until the 2nd last 2 stitches,
2dc in next st, dc in last st, TURN,
Row 6 - Row 11: Repeat Row 4 and 5 Row :
NOTE: if you are happy with the length of the hood
(remember it needs to sit comfortably all the way down to the bottom of the turned-up turtle neck)
Row 12 to Row 24: dc in each stitch, ch3, TURN
(HINT) I love it quite loose so I carried on for another 10 rows of Double crochet.
Fasten off leaving a long tail, or carry on until you are happy with the length of the hood
Use the Longtail to join the TOP of the Hood and sew neatly and evenly along the TOP.
To join seams.
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| Sew through BOTH loops of stitches of last row to JOIN |
Weave in and finish off all ends.
I LOVE my grandson in his pixie bonnet. So we can be matching.
It is also a FREE crochet PATTERN on my website
FREE Baby Bonnet Crochet Pattern HERE
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| my grandson in his own little crocheted bonnet |
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