Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern
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Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern

January 31, 2018

I’m loving the colorways in the Caron Tea Cakes and they’re the perfect size to make this Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern! Neutrals have been calling my name lately and these are perfect.

Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern - I'm loving the colorways in the Caron Tea Cakes and they're the perfect size to make this Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern! Neutrals have been calling my name lately and these are perfect!

Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern

Let’s talk yarn! For this This cowl I used exactly 1 Caron Tea Cake, so if you wanted to make it longer you’ll need 2 Tea Cakes. Caron Tea Cakes are a super bulky (6) yarn and are made of an acrylic and wool blend. Any super bulky yarn would work great for this pattern – acrylic or wool.

Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern - I'm loving the colorways in the Caron Tea Cakes and they're the perfect size to make this Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern! Neutrals have been calling my name lately and these are perfect!

Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern - I'm loving the colorways in the Caron Tea Cakes and they're the perfect size to make this Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern! Neutrals have been calling my name lately and these are perfect!

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Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern - I'm loving the colorways in the Caron Tea Cakes and they're the perfect size to make this Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern! Neutrals have been calling my name lately and these are perfect!

Tea Cake Cowl Crochet Pattern

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Materials
1 Caron Tea Cake in English Breakfast (240g super bulky yarn)
8.00 mm hook
Yarn needle
Scissors

Level
intermediate

Pattern notes & stitches to know
Sl st – slip stich
Ch – chain
Dc – double crochet
Sc – single crochet
CL – *yarn over, insert hook into stitch, pull up a loop, yarn over, pull through 2 loops* repeat from * to * 2 more times, yarn over, pull through all loops on hook

Written in US terms

Ch 3 at the beginning of a row counts as dc

Ch 1 at the beginning of a row does not count as sc

Approximate Finished Size (before sewing):
12″ × 32″

Gauge:
7 dc = 4″
4 rows = 4″

TEA CAKE COWL

Ch 67

Row 1: dc in 3rd ch from the hook and across (65 dc)

Row 2: ch 4 (counts as dc + ch 1), turn, skip 1 stitch, dc in next, *ch 1, skip 1 stitch, dc in next* repeat from * to * across, dc in top of turning ch (33 dc)

Row 3: ch 1, turn, sc in same stitch and in each dc and ch space across (65 sc)

Row 4: ch 1, turn, sc in same stitch, *CL in next, sc in next 3 stitches* repeat from * to * across (16 CL, 49 sc)

Row 5: ch 1, turn, sc in same stitch and in each stitch across (65 sc)

Row 6: ch 4 (counts as dc + ch 1), turn, skip 1 stitch, dc in next, *ch 1, skip 1 stitch, dc in next* repeat from * to * across, dc in top of turning ch (33 dc)

Row 7: ch 3, turn, dc in next stitch and in each stitch across (65 dc)

Row 8: ch 4 (counts as dc + ch 1), turn, skip 1 stitch, dc in next, *ch 1, skip 1 stitch, dc in next* repeat from * to * across, dc in top of turning ch (33 dc)

Row 9: ch 3, turn, dc in next stitch and in each stitch across (65 dc)

Row 10: ch 4 (counts as dc + ch 1), turn, skip 1 stitch, dc in next, *ch 1, skip 1 stitch, dc in next* repeat from * to * across, dc in top of turning ch (33 dc)

Row 11: ch 1, turn, sc in same stitch and in each dc and ch space across (65 sc)

Row 12: ch 1, turn, sc in same stitch, *CL in next, sc in next 3 stitches* repeat from * to * across (16 CL, 49 sc)

Row 13: ch 1, turn, sc in same stitch and in each stitch across (65 sc)

Row 14: ch 4 (counts as dc + ch 1), turn, skip 1 stitch, dc in next, *ch 1, skip 1 stitch, dc in next* repeat from * to * across, dc in top of turning ch (33 dc)

Row 15: ch 3, turn, dc in next stitch and in each stitch across (65 dc)

Fasten off, leave a long tail for sewing.

Lay your cowl out as a rectangle.

Bring the two bottom corners up and around until they meet.

Optional: add fringe. I added 2 pieces of 10 inch yarn to end of each stitch all the way around. Trim to your liking.

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  1. I’ve made this twice now. The first one was way too small. I increased by 8 stitches. It still looks pretty small. Does the V in front totally overlap. Yarn and hook correct size.

  2. Have trouble as to where to sew together in order to create fold at neck. Sew in inside, outside, is piece twisted before sewing? Help!

      1. Ok so just bring down the vertical line to the horizontal and sew along that line? It is a great pattern – unfortunately I am missing something 🙁

        1. It’s so hard to explain! Maybe put it over your shoulders and bring the sides that are marked together then mark with stitch markers. See if that helps ?

  3. Breann, any way you can take a picture while wearing it? And/or make a video showing how/where to sew the pieces together?

  4. I loved the look of this pattern and tried to make it. There were no measurements or gauges given, which would help. I used the correct hook. When you pull the two corners together, the head opening is not big enough. Waaaaaay TOO SMALL! Might fit on a baby doll. Can you take a measurement of the rectangular piece before sewing together? That would definitely help.

  5. I’m having trouble finding Caron Tea Cakes. Every place seems to be out of stock! Is there another comparable yarn that you could recommend as a substitute? Thanks, I’m hoping to make a few of these for my daughters.

  6. I could not piece this together at the end. It would help to know the measurements of the piece before it is put together. Plus I couldn’t figure out how to put it together. I sewed sides together and make a cowl. Very pretty, but I would have liked to have had the original cowl.

  7. Thank you Breann. I still couldn’t figure out how to place it for sewing together, but it looks good as a regular cowl. I loved learning a new stitch.

  8. Is there a video of the tea cake crowl? I love this and I am a visual learner by watching how the stitches are made. Following directions for me is harder for me, that’s just me. Is there another similar pattern like this on YouTube?

  9. Hi Breann,
    What would you do if this was for a 5 year old…
    How many stitches would you start with and what would the measurements be?
    My granddaughter would love this, she’s really stylish… 🥰
    Thank you!
    Bita

  10. Help I’m stuck on row two, if the the ch 4 (3+1) counts as a stitch I end up with 34 dc, or one stitch left over unstiched, what am I doing wrong? Any help is appreciated. Thank you

  11. Love, love, love this pattern. Came out wy too small using Caron Spice Cake and an 8 hook, but now that I know how to adjust it, I can make a bunch of them. Thnks

  12. Hi Brenna
    I find reading everyone’s comments before I start my cowl helps considerably
    . Thank you for your awesome pattern. 🥰

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