Coraline in Morocco
It’s quite possible this is my new favorite cowl pattern. Not to mention, this yarn is quite soft and the color just screamed sheer joy at me. My Red Heart Reflective was shipped to me and when I opened the box, I gasped. I gasped so deeply that I may have reversed a black hole somewhere in the universe. Nonetheless, we all survived, I completed a ton of orders and weeks later, I finally got to start swatching.
Here it is! My new favorite: Coraline in Morocco
Yes. It’s CORAline, not Caroline. She travels solo and goes wherever the culture leads.
She doesn’t crochet, but I’m sending her this cowl.
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Materials:
Red Heart Reflective, Peacock 88 yds (5, Bulky)
L-hook 11/8.00mm
Scissors
Yarn needle
Read my Review of Red Heart Reflective HERE.
Abbreviations in US terms:
ch – chain
sl st – slip stitch
fhdc – foundation half double crochet (video below)
hdc – half double crochet
sk – skip
dc – double crochet
Gauge in pattern, 4″: 9 stitches, 5 rounds
Chain counts as a stitch throughout.
Instructions:
R1 ch1, fhdc 73, sl st into chain to form a loop, do not turn – 74 stitches
R2 ch3, *sk1, dc, ch1* repeat * to * 35 times, join to 2nd chain, do not turn – 74
R3-5 repeat round 2 – 74
R6 ch1, working in both the stitches and chains hdc 73 around, sl st, fasten off, break yarn, work in the tails. – 74
How to Foundation Half Double Crochet Video by Kim Guzman
The next gallery shows all 6 in the Coraline Line. I love them equally.
Click the image of the pattern you’d like to see.
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- Coraline in Morocco
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- Coraline on Times Square
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- Coraline in San Francisco
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- Coraline in the Wine Country
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- Coraline in Minden Oversized
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- Coraline in Rio Mini Wrap
Beautiful! Thank you so much!!!!
My pleasure, Diane
Love this site!
Thank you, Becky!
I think I need to put my glasses on before commenting on a pattern! Oh do I feel foolish!!!
No worries, Dawn! 😀 Thank you for coming back. I appreciate you and truly hope you enjoyed the pattern. Let me know how it turned out, okay?
What does the R stand for in the instructions? I am not familiar with that term. Thank you. It’s lovely.
Hi, Dee ~ It typically stands for round or row. Thanks for coming by!
Thank you for understanding!
I did this in a raspberry and then another one in raspberry and cream! Both look sharp!
Thank you for the pattern!
Sounds beautiful. 🙂 I appreciate you! If you ever have any ideas for me, my ears are open.
I’ve completed three Coraline in Morocco scarves and have begun a fourth. I would post a picture here but don’t see a way to do that. Will post on Facebook instead. Thanks for the great patterns.
Hi, Sina! Yes, please. I would love to see them. I’ll check Facebook in a little while. Will you be sharing them on my page? Thanks for your support!
Is there a video for this lovely pattern?
There isn’t. I wish I had the funds for the equipment and the time to edit. I am the only one with the rights to my designs and would like to hear from anyone who works video tutorials professionally. Thank you for asking, Elaine. Very good question. I appreciate your support.
Could we have some cowl patterns in DK please. It’s not cold enough for the bulky ones here and I do love your patterns.
That’s a great idea! Now I need some funds for more yarn. 😉
I love making scarves/cowls, and this pattern is simple but very elegant!
Thank you, Lena. I appreciate that.
Beautiful. Thank you for the free pattern.
I love the design, and intend to start it this week. However, I am a plus size woman. Do you have suggestions on the specific number of stitches necessary to add to keep the pattern right, or can I just add until it looks right?
Hi, Katherine ~
I designed this with the idea of being able to modify it easily. If you have any trouble at all, please feel free to contact me.
I love all of your designs. Thank you very much.
Thank you, Linda!
Greetings, Such a beautiful stitch pattern. How would I make a straight, rectangular scarf?
Thank you, Belinda! You would have to avoid the join and turn your work at the end.
My daughter’s name is Coraline! I think I have to love the entire line by default! (of course it helps that it really is a great set… Lol)
So sweet!