Mixology Mock Knit Infinity Cowl

Here's the next pattern in our new Red Heart's Mixology Yarn line!  If you purchased the 6 skeins in any Mixology color way for our last pattern; the "Mixology Mock Knit Cuffs" then you will be working off those same balls throughout this series.  (Note: If you missed the mock cuffs pattern, check it out HERE.) 
 You should have JUST enough to make all the pieces in the line.  The BEST part is that Mixology's color schemes are made to blend so effortlessly and perfectly!!  The "Retro" color scheme is my absolute favorite!  With just one skein from each color in the scheme, you can make an entire ensemble!  With our eBook you can turn those 6 skeins into A short cowl, a chunky infinity scarf, and a thinner one, a pair of boot cuffs, and an ear warmer and STILL have a little to spare!  You can get all the patterns FREE here on my blog.  We will be posting a new pattern every 3 days until we release the eBook next week!  So check back often!

Read on in this post for the attached Mixology Mock Knit Infinity Cowl Pattern.  Pin it for later HERE, or add it to your Ravelry Favorites HERE.

Mixology Mock Knit Infinity Cowl Pattern:

Materials: To work in one color: 1 skein Red Heart Mixology (70 yards/Super Bulky 6) To work in 6 colors: Color A: 2 yards of any Swirl Mixology Color B: 2 yards of any solid Mixology Color C: 4 yards of any solid Mixology Color D: 4 yards of any solid Mixology Color E: 2 yards of any solid Mixology Color F: 2 yards of any Print Mixology 1 yard in any Solid Mixology for your button tab OR make it in 17 yards of solid color.  1 - 1 1/2" button in a coordinating color 1 - 1 1/2" button in a different color (this is so you can have a reversible tab that coordinates to two different outfits) Skill Level: Beginner Abbreviations: CH = Chain; ST = Stitch; SL ST = Slip Stitch; SC = Single Crochet Gauge: N Hook - 7 single crochet = 4" 25MM Hook - 10 stitches = 11" or approx 1.1" per stitch  PLEASE check gauge, it is important to ensure proper fit.

Notions: Metal Yarn Needle; Scissors; Measuring Tape Jumbo 25MM Crochet Hook Size N/10 MM Bubble Hook or size needed to obtain gauge CLICK HERE to get your own Bubble Hook!  Get 10% off with code IHEARTYOURPATTERNS Sizes: One size fits all

Cowl - With 2 strands of Mixology and 25MM hook  Six Color: One Color: For six color, begin with one strand of Color A and one strand of color B CH 50 (Starting Chain Should be about 55" long OR should hang at waist when joined in a loop around the neck) Round 1: Join to back ridge of first CH to form a circle, be careful not to twist the chain.  Here is a link for a great technique to keep from twisting your chain: http://www.thelavenderchair.com/crochet-tutorial-how-to-join-a-long-series-of-chains/ , CH 1 with Starting loop of Colors C & D SC around in the back ridge of the starting chain,(Note: The back ridge is the hump located on the back of the single crochet)join to back ridge of 1st SC with starting loop of Colors E & F <50 ST> Round 2: CH 1, SL ST around in the back ridge of Round 1.  Finish off.  Use a metal yarn needle to weave ends THROUGH strands of yarn.  This is crocheted loosely, if you don't actually weave you ends through the yarn they will work out easily.  I also use my Button Tab to hide anything that showed from my join. For one color begin with 2 strands of the same color: CH 50 (Starting Chain Should be about 55" long OR should hang at waist when joined in a loop around the neck) Round 1: Join to back ridge of first CH to form a circle, be careful not to twist the chain.  Here is a link for a great technique to keep from twisting your chain: http://www.thelavenderchair.com/crochet-tutorial-how-to-join-a-long-series-of-chains/  CH 1, SC around in the back ridge of the starting chain. (Note: The back ridge is the hump located on the back of the single crochet), join 5to back ridge of 1st SC with a SL ST<50 ST> Round 2: CH 1, SL ST around in the back ridge of Round 1.  Finish off.  Use a metal yarn needle to weave ends THROUGH strands of yarn.  This is crocheted loosely, if you don't actually weave you ends through the yarn they will work out easily.  I also use my Button Tab to hide anything that showed from my join.   Button Tab - With one strand Mixology and N/10MM hook Row 1: CH 13, SC in back ridge of 2nd CH from hook and in each back ridge across.  (Note: We are working into the back ridge in order to give ourselves a clean edge to work into later.) <12 ST> Row 2: CH 1, turn, SC 12 <12 ST> Begin edging: CH 1, turn corner and SC 3 in between rows, turn corner, SC across, turn corner, SC 3 in-between rows, turn corner, SC across, Finish Off.  Join to 1st SC using invisible join: There is an excellent tutorial on the invisible join available by Dearest Debi at:http://dearestdebi.com/crochet-invisible-join Attach one button to the end of the flap, turn the tab over and attach a button to the other end.  Now you have a reversible tab.  Loop your scarf however you desire and secure the button tab to hold it in place.  Mix and match for endless combinations! I hope you enjoyed the Mixology Mock Knit Infinity Cowl!  This pattern is the intellectual property of Kelli Wohlgemuth. SICK 'LIL MONKEYS reserves all rights to the photos and designs with in this document.   You may sell any items made from this pattern, but please do not distribute the pattern.  I also really appreciate being credited for the pattern when you post photos of your work, but it is not a requirement.  :)  Don't forget to check out the free Mixology Mock Knit Cuffs HERE.