This cozy crochet cowl made with soft chenille yarn is the ultimate winter accessory.
Luxuriously plush and beginner-friendly, it's a simple yet stylish crochet pattern that works up quickly.
Whether you're making it as a crochet gift idea or treating yourself, this cowl adds warmth and comfort to any outfit.
A perfect crochet idea for chilly days, it's quick to finish, irresistibly soft, and sure to become your new favorite handmade piece.
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When the weather turns cold, nothing feels better than a handmade cowl you can sink into.
This cozy crochet cowl made with chenille yarn is soft, plush, and wonderfully warm-like a hug you can wear.
The velvety texture of chenille gives the finished piece a luxurious look while keeping it lightweight and snuggly.
Using basic stitches and simple construction, this project is perfect for beginners or anyone looking for a quick, satisfying make.
Chenille yarn works beautifully with simple stitch patterns, allowing its soft sheen and texture to shine without complicated techniques.
This crochet cowl is also a thoughtful crochet gift idea-ideal for the holidays, winter birthdays, or just because.
The pattern is quick to complete, making it easy to make several in different colors for friends and family. Pair it with a handmade hat or mittens for a matching set.
If you're searching for a warm, practical, and stylish crochet idea, this chenille yarn cowl is the perfect project.
It's soft, fast, and endlessly wearable-everything you want in a cozy handmade accessory.
Why You'll Love This Pattern
- Super soft and warm chenille texture
- Quick and beginner-friendly crochet pattern
- Looks luxurious with minimal effort
- Customizable in color and size
- Ideal crochet gift idea for winter
- Works beautifully with simple stitches
Materials Needed
Yarn
Chenille Blanket Yarn (Jumbo, 100% polyester) with 4 Wraps Per Inch (WPI)*
- You will need about 4.5 ounces (130 grams) of yarn.
Hook
- 12mm (O) crochet hook
Other
- Stitch Marker
- Scissors
- Yarn needle
*Wraps per inch (WPI) - this is a measure of yarn thickness. To measure WPI, count how many times the yarn wraps around a ruler in one inch. There are more wraps for thinner yarn and fewer wraps for thicker yarn.
Stitches and Abbreviations - US Terms
- Ch - Chain
- Sl St - Slip Stitch
- Sc - Single Crochet
- Sk - Skip
- St/s - Stich/es
- Hdc - Half Double Crochet
- [ ] at the end of the row indicates the number of stitches needed in that row.
Gauge
4 inches x 4 inches (10 cm x 10 cm) = 5 rows and 6 stitches.
Finished Size
18 inches (45 cm) in circumference, and 5 inches (12 cm tall)
Easily adjustable for a tighter or looser fit
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Instructions
Foundation: Ch 60, sl st into 1st ch to form a ring.
Round 1: Ch1, sc into sl st, and in each st around, sl st to 1st to join [60 sc]
Round 2: Ch1, sc into sl st, ch2, sc into sl st, *sk 2 sts, (sc, ch2 sc) in next st*, repeat from * around until you reach the end, sl st to 1st sc to join. [20sts].
Round 3: Sl st into 1st ch1 sp, ch3 (counts as hdc both now and throughout), 2 hdc in same ch2 space, *3 hdc in next ch2 space (this is a hdc shell), repeat from * around until you reach the end. Sl st into top of ch3 to join [20 sts]
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Crochet Tips, Yarn Choices, and Color Inspiration
- Chenille yarn can be slippery-keep even tension and avoid frogging too often. Depending on the yarn, frogging could ruin the yarn a bit.
- Choose jewel tones or neutrals for a classic winter look
- For extra warmth, make it double-layered
- Pair with a matching headband or mittens for a set
- Great crochet gift idea for anyone who loves soft, cozy accessories
FAQ
Yes! Bulky acrylic or velvet yarns work well, though chenille gives the softest feel.
Keep your tension even and use a slightly smaller hook if your stitches are too loose.
Absolutely. The simple stitches and single-seam construction make it ideal for new crocheters.
Yes, adjust the starting chain for length or add rows for height.
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