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This week’s FCPF (Free Crochet Pattern Friday) Category is: Hooded Scarves, Snoods & Cowls
The colder weather is coming…and it gets very cold and windy here in Southern Ontario. In case it gets cold and windy in your neck of the woods too, here are some great hooded creations to save for later!
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I hope you enjoy these 20 free crochet patterns for hooded scarves and cowls!
20 Free Patterns for Hooded Scarves & Cowls
1. Cuddly Cat Crochet Scoodie with Pockets – Tamara Kelly
2. Infinity Hooded Scarf – BreeAnna Laub no longer available
2. Hooded Crochet Cowl by Sarah Zimmerman
3. Amazing Grace Snoodie – Beatrice Ryan Designs
4. Candy Stripes Hooded Cowl – Elisabeth Spivey
5. Snow Bear Scoodie – Debi Dearest
6. TLC Hooded Scarf – Rhelena’s Crochet Patterns
7. A SCOODIE – Your how to guide for a hooded scarf – bobwilson123
8. Striped Hooded Cowl – Rhelena’s Crochet Patterns
9. Winter Ain’t Over Yet Hooded Cowl – MNE Crafts
10. Is It Knit? Crochet Cowl – Oombawka Design
11. Mountains Cowl – Julie King
12. Frosty Night Cowl – Deborah E. Burger
13. Yub Nub Scoodie – Kristen Stevenson
14. Mother-Hood – Merri Purdy
15. Chunky Ribbed Scoodie – Zoe Deterding
16. Harlequin Hoodie – Marken of The Hat & I
17. Hooded Crochet Infinity Scarf – The Sequin Turtle
18. Aesthetic Hooded Scarf – CrochetDreamz
19. Scoodie with Pockets by Caroline Robertson
20. I Love Yarn Day Cowl – Shannon Mullett-Bowlsby
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![Tap the link in my bio for more info -> @oombawkadesigncrochet Make this afghan square as part of our You've Got Options Crochet Along with #CALCentralCrochet ♥ This square can be made as a 6 or 12 inch block. ♥ I have named this square Perfect Balance for a number of reasons, one being it is a square and the rounds increase in a very balanced manner. ♥ The second reason is because for the first time in more years than I can remember, I am perfectly balanced emotionally. I have suffered from depression and anxiety since I was in my late teens and although my meds seemed to be working during the spring and summer, once Autumn hit I would always begin to fall into a deeper and darker place. ♥ Last year was the lowest point I’d ever hit and I finally went to see my doctor. She put me on a higher dose of my meds and within a few weeks I felt amazing. ♥ Like a switch had been turned on and the darkness had been banished to the very edges of the room. ♥ I could finally remember how to be happy within my own self. I was no longer screaming on the inside (for no outward reason at all) or sleeping all of the time. ♥ I was nervous as we approached Autumn this year because it is usually when the SAD starts to worsen my symptoms and my mood. ♥ This year I was ready and I hooked up my SAD light and placed it right beside me in the living room (I can’t look straight into it because it really hurts my eyes). I work with that light on all day long, as a desk lamp. It has made a big difference to me as I can feel the warmth of the light (I miss the sunshine so much in the winter!) and the brightness seems to really help my mental state. ♥ This square is my Perfect Balance Square, to celebrate my own journey to where I am today. ♥ This square is easy to crochet and beginner friendly. If you are using a single color, you need only 55 g of medium weight yarn [4], so just over 102 yards. ♥ I wish you all a wonderful 2020 filled with peace and balance. ♥ Rhondda xo](https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/wp-content/plugins/instagram-feed/img/placeholder.png)
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I’m afraid the Pinterest pin link does not work, something about being non-numeric.
Hi Sheila, Yikes! Thank you! Updating now 🙂 Rhondda
The Wintertide scoodie is a paid pattern not free.
Oops, sorry. The Ravelry link leads back to the link you posted: “This blog is open to invited readers only.”
The link for BreeAnna Laub’s infinity scarf doesn’t work. The link that works is:
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/infinity-hooded-scarf