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Wonderfully Gray Knitted Cowls – Free Patterns

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Welcome welcome, knitting beauties! Are you looking for new patterns for accessories for winter and fall? What a lovely coincidence! We have just come upon two Wonderfully Gray Knitted Cowls that will melt your fashion-loving hearts. Can you already feel the cold weather coming? So can we, unfortunately. No need to worry though! Knitted hats, cowls, mittens, and wraps will let us go through the next season safe and sound. What colors are you into these days? We are so curious! Check out these free patterns under the links below and follow us on our Facebook and Pinterest for more creative ideas!

If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Tropical Shawls and Charming Retro Sweaters for Fall.

Bredan Cowl free knitting pattern

Braided stitches are one of my favorites because they create a timeless look and are so much fun to knit! Vikki used a beautifully structural technique in her cowl pattern. Thanks to the wool yarn and the density of stitches, you can be sure this piece will keep you warm.



Level: upper beginner Author: Vikki Perkins

A woman wearing a knitted neck warmer.

photos by Vikki Perkins / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

Ski Tracks free knitting pattern

If you’re intimidated by cabled designs, start with something simple and small. Dawn’s knitted cowl uses a simple crossed stitches technique without the need to put them on cable needles. As you can see in the photos, delicately marled yarn with speckles of color is a fantastic choice for this project.

Level: upper beginner Author: Dawn Barker

Two pictures of a knitted dishcloth on a table.

photos by Dawn Barker / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

Victory Cowl free knitting pattern

Practice knitting cables with this stunning cowl from Kate Atherley. This versatile accessory will keep you warm and stylish in the winter season. Tuck the collar in, wrap the piece around your neck, or slide the cowl down to cover the shoulders – there are so many options.

Level: intermediate Author: Kate Atherley

a woman wearing a grey knitted cowl with braids

photos by Kate Atherley / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on yarnalia.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Silent Woodland Warmer Free Knitting Pattern

This knitted wonder will keep you warm in the cold season! Warm, comfortable, and so stylish! What else can a girl dream about in autumn and winter? DROPS design is surely famous for the fashion accessories they create. We certainly know why!

Level: upper beginner Author: DROPS design

Knitted Cowl

The original pattern and the photos are on garnstudio.com. More info on ravelry.com.

Cotton Cloud Cowl Free Knitting Pattern

A classic color mixed with an original form. Wow, we love everything about this knitting pattern for a warm cowl. Vicki Kinser is a pro, evidently! What color will you choose for your version? Are you into pastels or neutrals this fall? Let us know!

Level: upper beginner Author: Vicki Kinser

Knitted Cowl

The original pattern and the photos are on ravelry.com.

Suspended Leaves Cowl Knitting Pattern

This is not a cowl, this is knitting poetry! We absolutely admire the creativity and skills of the designer, brilliant Betsy App. The classic leaf motif is obviously ideal for this time of the year. What color will you go for this time?

Level: upper beginner Author: Betsy App

Knitted Cowl

The original pattern and the photos are on ravelry.com. This pattern is no longer free.

Omak Free Knitting Pattern

Can you imagine how warm and soft this knitted cowl must feel? So amazing! Get equipped with quality yarn in your favorite color and start working on this wonder designed by the infallible Berroco Design Team.

Level: upper beginner Author: Berroco Design Team

Omak

The original pattern and the photos are on berroco.com. More info on ravelry.com.

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