Transformer Cowl

Name: Transformer Cowl
Brand: Independent Designer
SKU: UPID67420
Price: 10.96 USD
Availability: InStock

By Keti Molnar

Downloadable PDF, English

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$10.96

Downloadable PDF, English

What you'll need

S/M:	Small/Medium
L/XL:	Large?Extra Large
Loops and Threads Charisma -	3

Crochet Hook - M (9.00mm)

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Product Description

This is a listing for an Instant Download PDF Crochet Pattern ONLY, NOT a finished product

This Crochet Capelet provides endless possibilities on how to wear it. It transforms from capelet, to scarf all the way to cross body cowl! Add a pin to close it on the side for a unique look! Adding a belt to your transformer cowl only add even more possibilities! This is truly a unique accessories that you must have. This Crochet Pattern includes instruction on how to make S/M Size and L/XL Size. Materials: Bulky weight yarn Crochet hook size M/9.00 mm Pattern is written in English using standard American Crochet Terminology.

*This Pattern is intellectual property of Keti's Crochet and you can Not copy, sell, change, modify, share or reproduce the pattern in any form. You are free to sell the finished product form the pattern and I will appreciate if you credit Keti’s Crochet as the creator of this pattern.

Transformer Cowl

$10.96

Specifications

Brand:	Independent Designer
Yarn Weight:	Bulky
Pages:	3
Designer:	Keti Molnar
Craft:	Crochet

Format:	Downloadable PDF
Languages:	English
Notes:	You can add a pin or a belt to your finished cowl and explore endless possibilities on how to wear it
Number of Patterns:	1
Skill Level:	Beginner

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It’s Too Easy to Find Free Patterns

Because there are so many free patterns available with YouTube video instruction, I just wouldn’t go the route of purchasing ever again. I didn’t know that when I found this pattern, so I paid unnecessarily. Also, this pattern created a very unattractive seam that did not appear in any of the photographs of the cowl. I would say this seam was artfully avoided by the photographer or stylist so as not to show. Unfortunately, there would be no way to conceal this problem for the wearer. I ended up...