Romantic Girl’s Cowls – Free Knitting Patterns
Welcome, yarn lovers! Get ready for an adventure because we’re exploring the world of knitting patterns for Romantic Girl’s Cowls today. Stunning textures and wonderful colors will be everywhere, without a doubt. If you want a similar beautiful cowl all to yourself, all you need to do is get inspired by one of the exemplary patterns we’ve found. So convenient, isn’t it? Girl, yes! They are lightweight, brilliantly designed, and have charming color palettes. To sum it up, they tick all the boxes! What else can you dream of?
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If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Enchanting Shawls and Fall Cowls.
Eagle Harbor Cowl free knitting pattern
A fluffy and warm knitted cowl is a staple in my closet, so add it to yours ASAP! Just two skeins of Dimond Laine Big Birdie yarn was enough for the designer to create this beautiful piece. You can buy dedicated yarn kits on the manufacturer’s website, or come up with your own color combo.
Level: upper beginner Author: The Lamb & Kid Designs
photos by The Lamb & Kid Designs / ravelry.com
Find this pattern on ravelry.com.
Plume Cowl Free Knitting Pattern
This simple knitted cowl will look amazing in so many color palettes! Are you a fan of mysterious violets, sweet pinks, or sunny yellows? Actually, you don’t need to decide! We bet you won’t stop after making just one version. Rachel Brockman evidently likes minimalism in handmade fashion. Guess what? So do we!
Level: beginner Author: Rachel Brockman
The original pattern and the photos are on Universal Yarn. More info on Ravelry.
Apis Florea Knitting Pattern
This knitting pattern for a lacy cowl was inspired by one very fascinating species of bees. Before you get to work, go online to read a bit about Apis Florea. You will certainly feel even more inspired! We admire the designer behind Skeinwalker Knits for her creativity and impressive lacework artistry. Don’t you? Will you stick with this unusual shade?
Level: intermediate Author: Skeinwalker Knits
This pattern is no longer free! The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
Fairy Lights Cowl Free Knitting Pattern
This cowl really looks magical! We believe that this knitting pattern by Holly Beemer comes straight out of fairytale land. If you are a fan of modern, original designs, this one-of-a-kind accessory is a must-have for you, undoubtedly.
Level: upper beginner Author: Holly Beemer
The original pattern and the photos are on At Yarn’s Lenght. More info on Ravelry.
Fairy Rings Free Knitting Pattern
This is a pattern from a magical fairyland! Can you feel its charm? Without a doubt! We are enchanted! If you like feminine pastels and delicate textures, you should certainly try recreating this wonder by Tina Johnston and Laura Tripp.
Level: upper beginner Author: Tina Johnston and Laura Tripp
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
Daydreamer Cowl Free Knitting Pattern
Any daydreamers among our lovely followers? We bet! If you like pink, tassels, and fabulous accessories, you are certainly in for a treat today. Amanda Kaffka really made our day! Will you keep this one or gift it to someone close? Oh, we adore knitting patterns for cowls!
Level: upper beginner Author: Amanda Kaffka
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
Breeze Louise Free Knitting Pattern
This knitted cowl is the kind of handmade accessory every lady would love to have in her wardrobe. Designed by Laura Dobratz, it boasts a simple, cozy, and effortlessly stylish look. Best part? You can make it using that one gorgeous skein you’ve been saving in your stash. Whether you choose a solid or a variegated colorway, it’s guaranteed to shine!
Level: upper beginner Author: Laura Dobratz
photo by Laura Dobratz / ravelry.com
Find this pattern on ravelry.com.
Harmas Cowl Free Knitting Pattern
Featuring glamorous braided lines, this cozy cowl knitting pattern by Sara R. is a great choice for anyone looking to make a stylish cold-weather accessory. No matter if you’re popping out to the grocery store or going for a long walk in the park, this woolen cowl will keep your neck warm and snug. For added stability, it’s finished off with an elegant ribbing on both ends.
Level: upper beginner Author: Sara R.
photo by Sara R. and panwithin / ravelry.com
Find this pattern on ravelry.com.
