Winter Trees Hooded Cowl Crochet-A-Long Part 2
Rows 30 – End of Hood
Interlocking & Mosaic
As per usual, this design can be made using the interlocking crochet technique or the overlay mosaic crochet technique.
Free or Paid
This free crochet-a-long (CAL) is available on my website in 3 parts or you can purchase the ad-free printable PDF which includes charts.
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Part 2 of 3
This is our halfway point! That seems like a laughable statement since we just started last week. I’ve never done such a short CAL!
Part 1 was the first half of the hood. In part 2 we will finish the hood. Part 3 adds the cowl neck on.
If you’re just hearing about this project, you’ll want to return to the Introduction page, or maybe Part 1. Jump down to the section links.
Follow this pattern for FREE here on my website!
I will have both the interlocking crochet pattern AND the overlay mosaic crochet pattern for this square here online. Charts are not included, only the written portion. Charts are available in the purchased pattern.
For the duration of the CAL, you’ll get an automatic 40% discount. on the purchase of “Winter Trees Hooded Cowl”. Regular price applies on November 10, 2022.
Or, you can forever view both the interlocking pattern and the mosaic pattern here on my website!
Interlocking Crochet-A-Long
Mosaic Crochet-A-Long
Important Details
Each design comes with the fully written pattern and charts for two colorwork techniques: interlocking crochet and overlay mosaic crochet.
Click here to go to my tutorials for these crochet techniques.
Jump back to the introduction page for more details on yardage.
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Interlocking Crochet Pattern
To refresh yourself on the KEY, click here.
For yardage and other important details, click here.
In part 1 we did the foundation rows up to row 29. We will now continue at row 30.
RS – ACF
30 MC – Ch3, 1F, *4B, 7F, 5B, 4F, 5B*, 1F, ES
31 AC – Ch3 in front, *5F, 6B, 5F, 4B, 1F, 1B, 3F*, 1F, EF
WS – ACB
32 MC – Ch3, 1B, *3F, 7B, 5F, 5B, 5F*, 1B, ES
33 AC – Ch3 in back, 1B, *3B, 6F, 6B, 4F, 2B, 1F, 3B*, EB
RS – ACF
34 MC – Ch3, 1F, *2B, 2F, 1B, 4F, 7B, 5F, 4B*, 1F, ES
35 AC – Ch3 in front, *3F, 1B, 1F, 4B, 1F, 1B, 6F, 4B, 2F, 1B, 1F*, 1F, EF
WS – ACB
36 MC – Ch3, 1B, *1F, 2B, 2F, 3B, 6F, 7B, 4F*, 1B, ES
37 AC – Ch3 in back, 1B, *1B, 1F, 3B, 2F, 4B, 1F, 2B, 6F, 5B*, EB
RS – ACF
38 MC – Ch3, 1F, *5B, 5F, 2B, 2F, 3B, 2F, 6B*, 1F, ES
39 AC – Ch3 in front, *1F, 1B, 4F, 4B, 3F, 1B, 4F, 1B, 6F*, 1F, EF
WS – ACB
40 MC – Ch3, 1B, *16F, 3B, 4F, 2B*, 1B, ES
41 AC – Ch3 in back, 1B, *16B, 2F, 5B, 1F, 1B*, EB
RS – ACF
42 MC – Ch3, 1F, *7B, 2F, 16B*, 1F, ES
43 AC – Ch3 in front, *8F, 1B, 16F*, 1F, EF
WS – ACB
44 MC – Ch3, 1B, *25F*, 1B, ES
45 AC – Ch3 in back, 1B, *6B, 1F, 10B, 1F, 7B*, EB
RS – ACF
46 MC – Ch3, 1F, *6B, 2F, 9B, 2F, 6B*, 1F, ES
47 AC – Ch3 in front, *2F, 1B, 4F, 1B, 3F, 1B, 6F, 1B, 6F*, 1F, EF
WS – ACB
48 MC – Ch3, 1B, *13F, 2B, 7F, 2B, 1F*, 1B, ES
49 AC – Ch3 in back, 1B, *1B, 1F, 11B, 1F, 8B, 1F, 2B*, EB
RS – ACF
50 MC – Ch3, 1F, *22B, 2F, 1B*, 1F, ES
51 AC – Ch3 in front, *15F, 1B, 7F, 1B, 1F*, 1F, EF
WS – ACB
52 MC – Ch3, 1B, *9F, 2B, 14F*, 1B, ES
53 AC – Ch3 in back, 1B, *9B, 1F, 10B, 1F, 4B*, EB
RS – ACF
54 MC – Ch3, 1F, *3B, 2F, 20B*, 1F, ES
55 AC – Ch3 in front, *4F, 1B, 20F*, 1F, EF
WS – ACFront
56 MC – Ch3, 1B, *25F*, 1B, ES
57 AC – Ch3 in front, *25F*, 1F, EF
Cut and tie off AC
RS
58 MC – Ch3, 1B, *26B, ES
I strongly suggest adding the revised SC Border now, but you may choose to use the simple SC Border or add no border at all.
SC Border
Chain 1, put 2 sc in each gap on all four sides. Add an extra chain 2 space in each corner (corner gap will have 2sc, 2ch, 2sc).
Revised SC border
Chain 1, put 1 sc in the MC gap, and then the second sc should pick up one loop of the AC as well as going through the MC gap. Do this in each gap on all four sides. Add an extra chain 2 on the corners.
Creating the Hood
Fold this rectangle in half and, using a whip stitch, sew the top together.
That’s it for now!
The cowl addition will be published in section 3 on November 7, 2022.
I used white as the Main Color (MC) for my interlocking crochet sample of Winter Trees Hooded Cowl.
Overlay Mosaic Crochet Pattern
The x-marked chart can be found in the paid PDF only. Charts are not included in the free version online.
To refresh yourself on the KEY, click here.
View important details like yardage and finished size by clicking here.
Crochet Now!
In part 1 we did the foundation rows up to row 29. We will now continue at row 30.
30 MC – JS, *dc4, sc3, dc3, sc9, dc11, sc13, dc7*, ES
31 CC – JS, *sc4, dc3, sc3, dc7, sc15, dc9, sc9*, ES
32 MC – JS, *dc4, sc3, dc1, sc9, dc1, sc3, dc11, sc9, dc3, sc3, dc3*, ES
33 CC – JS, *sc8, dc9, sc1, dc3, sc13, dc5, sc5, dc3, sc3*, ES
34 MC – JS, *dc8, sc13, dc3, sc3, dc7, sc5, dc5, sc3, dc3*, ES
35 CC – JS, *sc10, dc9, sc5, dc3, sc7, dc3, sc13*, ES
36 MC – JS, *sc3, dc7, sc9, dc5, sc3, dc7, sc3, dc13*, ES
37 CC – JS, *dc3, sc9, dc5, sc33*, ES
38 MC – JS, *sc3, dc9, sc5, dc33*, ES
39 CC – JS, *sc14, dc3, sc33*, ES
40 MC – JS, *dc14, sc3, dc33*, ES
41 CC – JS, *sc50*, ES
42 MC – JS, *dc12, sc3, dc19, sc3, dc13*, ES
43 CC – JS, *sc12, dc3, sc19, dc3, sc13*, ES
44 MC – JS, *dc2, sc3, dc7, sc3, dc5, sc3, dc11, sc3, dc13*, ES
45 CC – JS, *sc2, dc3, sc15, dc3, sc27*, ES
46 MC – JS, *dc2, sc3, dc15, sc3, dc21, sc3, dc3*, ES
47 CC – JS, *sc44, dc3, sc3*, ES
48 MC – JS, *dc28, sc3, dc13, sc3, dc3*, ES
49 CC – JS, *sc28, dc3, sc19*, ES
50 MC – JS, *dc6, sc3, dc19, sc3, dc19*, ES
51 CC – JS, *sc6, dc3, sc41*, ES
52 MC – JS, *dc6, sc3, dc41*, ES
Trim the fringe, if needed.
Creating the Hood
Fold this rectangle in half and, using a whip stitch, sew the top together.
Hood has been sewn at the top but there’s still work to do!
Time to add an envelope border
I suggest you use a single crochet stitch for this project. My YouTube tutorial shows double crochet stitches worked in a square around a blanket (https://youtu.be/P-uXHjwTFeE). This project is slightly differnt.
This video shows how I do an envelope border around one end of a project: https://youtu.be/VGah43YCxAw
I did 7 rounds of single crochet after my initial surface crochet round. You may prefer a wider brim – it’s all up to you!
That’s it for now!
The cowl addition will be published in section 3 on November 7, 2022.
