Crochet Cowl Neck Warmer Pattern for Beginners in the Round NO TWISTING

Learn to make this crochet cowl pattern for beginners in the round with NO TWISTING. This easy winter scarf pattern would make an quick crochet gift idea for a friend or even yourself! In this beginner crochet tutorial I will also show you how to crochet the mini bean stitch. Using this stitch and a bulky weight yarn, makes this a very easy and fast crochet scarf for beginners.
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[@SigoniMacaroni]

Who will you be making your crochet cowl for?? 👇🏼👇🏼👇🏼

[@anitaware5943]

Myself and My Sister

[@tararoseberry3598]

Made one for my neighbor. I was making a C2C blanket for my mom, ran out of yarn with only 48 stitches to go, on Christmas eve, and she was at Walmart and found the yarn and got me not just 1 skein but 3! So I took some yarn and made a cowl for her. Thank you

[@mamacamano7507]

My stepdaughter 🥰

[@cirrusB612]

A good friend of mine. Her birthday is in a midwinter month, so she'll love this!

[@kathleenslowik.iamsointere6645]

I can't believe how easy you made this. Easy to follow you. I appreciate your going slow and explaining as you go. I am so surprised that I did it. I am very pleased with the way it looks ❤.

[@mamacamano7507]

Thank you sharing this, it's easy, quick and the finished fabric is beautiful!

[@PrinMar21646]

I love this! I really enjoy making the bean stitch, popcorn stitch, etc. Anything with bumps! Thank you! 🎄😊

[@SigoniMacaroni]

Yes me too! Especially for cowls and scarves. It always makes you feel extra cozy 🥰

[@rebeccagolfs]

Thank you! 🎉I am new to crochet and can’t wait to Mini Bean a cowl. 😊

[@pumpthebrakes]

I love the mini bean stitch ❤

[@b.c.2313]

absolutely perfect thank you happy crafting!🥰

[@p.e.5336]

This is my first tutorial and I am seeing the vision! Your voice is so calm and confident 😊 Thank you for sharing!

[@SigoniMacaroni]

Thank you so much for your kind words. Share your project with me on Instagram when you're finished! ❤️ @sigonimacaroni

[@toschaferguson5749]

Thank you I can’t wait to make this!

[@rachelp6722]

Gorgeous cowl! Can't wait to give it a try. Thank you! 💞

[@SigoniMacaroni]

You’re so welcome! I’m glad you like it! Tag me in photos when you’re finished 😊

[@iktisad86]

Thank you so much for sharing! I got my yarn and hook ready for it. =)

[@kathleenporterfield9856]

I’m very excited to try this. Your videos are the best !!! Thank you !

[@SigoniMacaroni]

Thank you so much Kathleen! ❤️❤️

[@loismiller7742]

Thanks - will make this!

[@lizbrown5779]

I was looking for a nice easy cowl pattern and I found your tutorial. I love your finished cowl! The mini bean stitch makes a lovely scarf. I will be making this soon. And I subscribed to your channel because I really enjoyed your video. Liz B

[@MG-kr2gx]

Making one for my daughter and myself. Love your videos . Thank you Sigoni, Merry Christmas!

[@SigoniMacaroni]

That's great! I can't wait to see. Merry Christmas!

[@Yarnycrafts]

So beautiful! Almost done with my first one.

[@SigoniMacaroni]

Thank you! That’s awesome! Send me photos when you’re finished if you can 😊

[@lynettepavelich7540]

Okay, here I go, my first cowl!😊

[@rebeccadoty5864]

I made a beautiful cowl but it’s a gift so I don’t want to post it yet on Instagram. I’ll post after Christmas! Love it! Thank you!

[@SigoniMacaroni]

That's so great to hear! I can't wait to see it and I bet they're going to love it. ❤️ Thanks for coming to let me know you loved the pattern!

[@LemonShark_Official]

Mine came out twisted and I only realised in the 4th round, I had to unravel it and it felt really bitter but it was alright, great tutorial as always!

[@NarcArtTherapy]

That happens to me all the time, now I check it as I go 😅

[@LemonShark_Official]

@@NarcArtTherapy same

[@VernaBradshaw]

Watching for support!

[@SigoniMacaroni]

Thank you!! ❤️

[@tararoseberry3598]

Took about a day! Got one done and love it!

[@SigoniMacaroni]

That's great! I hope you loved making it as much as I did!

[@vongtaynhanaikptt6066]

Nice you are diligent in your work keep it up friend

[@SigoniMacaroni]

Thanks so much!

[@sarahcaldwell3576]

Loved this video! It was so great and easy to follow. I just have 2 requests (or questions). 1 how do you close the bottom bc mine has a V where the very bottom stitches aren’t closed. 2 at the very end when doing the single stitch it would be great if you videoed it from the side so we can see where your putting the hook.

[@AdrianaTayy]

do you think i could use some #6 super bulky yarn i have to make this?

[@Ginnyvelarde]

Enjoyed this tutorial. I'd like to make a cowl in #4 worsted weight yarn. Can you please tell me how to figure out how long to make the chain? How long was your chain in that bulky yarn. Thanks for sharing 😊.

[@user-ed7qz7tt2p]

i decreased at the end there because i didn't like how it didn't cover my neck and just fell on the shoulders. The mini bean stitch looks good.

[@andreaschultz481]

That was my first time with the crab stitch. You did a great job describing it, and it’s a very cute finishing stitch. My piece turned out okay. Since I am a self-taught crocheter, I always struggle with what’s the last stitch in the row, so it leaves my piece looking a little uneven. Any advice you have on this is appreciated!

[@andreaschultz481]

Oops! This was supposed to be on your basket video! 😊

[@SigoniMacaroni]

Haha! I'm so glad that you were able to make the basket and figure out the crab stitch! That's a big accomplishment. I think I know what you're struggling with. Here's a link to my masterclass (I highly recommend taking the whole class or at least looking it over to see if it will help) and in Lesson 10 I talk about crocheting in the round. It should help. Make sure you come back and let me know if it helped 😊 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKG4n4Gah7usjqc

[@Ginnyvelarde]

Andrea, in response to your having trouble recognizing the last stitch, I suggest you attach a maker at the last stitch made. Move it up as you go. That's how I teach it to my students. Eventually, you'll be able to "recognize" the last stitch and won't need the marker. Hope this helps. 😊

[@RoamingwithRover]

I love this. I have some 4 wt fleece hugs yarn I want to use up on this project. I can just make my chain longer correct? How many inches is that start?

[@SigoniMacaroni]

Yes absolutely! It's about 22 inches in circumference

[@stefaniekaraminas998]

I want to try this pattern for my toddler. How long do you think I should make it? Does it have to have an odd number chain to start?

[@jodiekeefe4651]

What are the dimensions of the finished cowl when laid flat on the table? (just in case my yarn wasn't as bulky - I might need to go beyond 32 rows....)

[@melodeebarnett79]

I making this. how much yard do i need

[@mypassivedays]

How many chains would I use for #4 yarn with a 5.5 hook?

[@SigoniMacaroni]

Hi Kiki! That depends on your personal tension, but this cowl is about 22 inches in circumference, so I would create a chain that's about that long

[@mypassivedays]

@@SigoniMacaroni So you can make any amount of chains? Doesn’t need to be even or odd numbers?

[@swabramutwafy6748]

I've seen a couple of cowl tutorials where they don't turn their work. what's the difference if you didn't turn your work?

[@jross022]

How would you start this for a 7 year old girl? Chains? and rounds?

[@SigoniMacaroni]

This pattern starts by creating the circumference, so to resize you would adjust the number of chains. If you can, drape a tape measure around her neck and adjust it to find your desired cowl circumference. Your chain will also need to be worked in multiples of 2+1. The height will depend on the number of rows. You can make it as short or as tall as you like. I hope this helps!

[@jross022]

@@SigoniMacaroni Thank you so much!!! Looking forward to making this!

[@SigoniMacaroni]

@@jross022 I can’t wait to see it!!

[@kerryday7704]

What is a mini Bean?

[@jackierowe3332]

I wish you would give letter number of hook instead number !

[@beachgirl7598]

Not me. I like the mm size as reference.