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New Crochet Pattern Release | Come Bye Cowl
Are you ready for the changing of the seasons? It certainly feels like it's getting more Autumnal here; the leaves are being to change colour and the air is becoming cooler and crisper.
One of my favourite things to do in the fall, when it's nice weather, is to go out for a country wall. It's that time of year, however, when sometimes this means you need some nice woolly neckwear to keep you warm whilst you are out and about. That's where we come in! Allow us to introduce the Come Bye Cowl.

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The inspiration behind this cowl is the basic command used in sheepdog training which is “Come-bye” which tells the dog to move clockwise. As this fun circular cowl incorporates a ‘houndstooth’ stitch the playful name seemed appropriate - plus we do love a link to sheep!
Worked in rows and rounds the houndstooth stitch creates a fabric with moderate drape, and the way this pattern is worked gives the ‘houndstooth’ a modern fresh look that I think crocheters will enjoy.

The pattern only uses simple stitches and is an easy stitch pattern to remember which makes it a great project to pick up and put down again - or to hook up whilst watching TV.
I used Scheepjes Colour Crafter yarn, which is 8ply, double knit, 100% Acrylic and comes in 100g balls. I made mine in Rotterdam (Shade 1063) grey, Weert (Shade 1001) white and Gouda (Shade 1081) yellow, but I think the cowl would look equally pretty worked in other colours.
❤️ SAVE FLOURITE FILET COWL ON ETSY ❤️

❤️ SAVE FLOURITE FILET COWL ON LOVECRAFTS ❤️
This pattern is perfect for advanced beginners as it only uses easy stitches, or as a versatile update to an accessory collection for an intermediate crocheter! It's also adjustable so you can make it as large or small as you like. I wanted a bigger cowl that I could wrap round my neck a couple of times.
Now eventually this pattern will be available for purchase from her on our website, as well as our Ravelry, LoveCrafts or Etsy store in both UK and US Terminology. But because I currently have a broken computer it's only available in US terms on Ravelry. But I do have good news...
This pattern is also being featured as part of the E’Claire Makery Fall Fashion Blog Hop on Wednesday 30th September 2020. Find out how to grab a FREE printable PDF copy of the cowl below.
From September 1 to September 30 a new crochet designer will be featured each day on, and they will share a crochet pattern available as a free pdf download. The PDF will be available as a FREE PDF download on Ravelry for 24 hours.
Blog Hop Instructions:
1: Click on the button below to go to the Come Bye Cowl on Ravelry.
2: Click “buy it now,” click “use a coupon code,” enter code, click apply and the pattern will be yours for free!
There is also ANOTHER way to get this pattern - and more patterns besides!
All the designers involved in the Fall Fashion blog hop are offering a crochet bundle! This bundle includes all 32 of the crochet patterns that will be released for this event. The bundle includes all of the patterns in one place, with a table of contents to easily take you to each pattern. Plus, you won’t have to worry if this is the first you are hearing about the blog hop and you've missed the other days to download the patterns. You’ll already have all of them!
Just take a look at some of the gorgeous designs that are included below:

One of the best parts of the crochet pattern bundle is that it’s over 90% off of the usual price of all of these patterns separately! For just £11.45 ($15), you can get all of them!
I can't wait to see your versions of the Come Bye Cowl and what colours you will chose to make it in! I hope you’ll share your photos with me on social media (facebook, twitter or instagram) or as a project on Ravelry – we love to see what you make!
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Until next time folks! xx
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