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The Babushka Cowl combines super bulky weight yarn with a special stitch that gives a knit-like or ribbed surface texture to add visual appeal to this lovely and practical garment. The piece is worked in the round and can be modified according to the detailed, step by step instructions to create many different but equally practical styles - from a simple neck coverage cowl to a full poncho, hood or no hood, or anywhere in between.

Babushka is an endearing term for grandmother, but also a fabric headscarf worn by said grandmothers. While the Babushka Cowl isn’t a headscarf, it IS a warming mantle appropriate for layering with winter outerwear in the coldest of climates - I pictured this cowl being thrown on to go feed the chickens or gather kindling, or simply to keep the chilly cabin air off of your neck and shoulders.

Materials Needed

11.5 mm hook
Recommended Yarn: Buttercream Luxe Craft Cozy (#6 Super Bulky, 87 yds / 200 g, 50% Superwash 50% Acrylic), 2-6 skeins
I used a few different #6 yarns for accents and trims, but the main yarn is the Buttercream Cozy.
Cowl: 2 skeins (174 yds)
Pointed Cowl: 3 skeins (261 yds)
Poncho + Hood: 6 skeins (522 yds)
Hood Only: 1 skein (87 yds)

Stitch marker
Tapestry needle
Scissors

Sizes: Cowl (neck coverage only), Pointed Cowl (neck and chest only), Full Poncho (neck, chest, back)

Finished Measurements (Approximate, taken while lying flat):
Chest Circumference (all but Cowl): 54” maximum
Cowl: 24” neck circumference, 10” length
Pointed Cowl: 24” neck, 24” max length in front
Poncho: 24” neck, 24” max length in front and back
Hood: 12” length, 10” depth

Pattern is written in US crochet terminology.
Language: English

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