Sequin-tial Moebius

Design by Carrie Carpenter

BEGINNER

FINISHED SIZES

Instructions given fit size small/

medium; changes for large/X-large,
2X-large/3X-large and 4X-large/
5X-large are in [ ]
FINISHED MEASUREMENT

Circumference after seaming

(unstretched): 34 inches (small/
medium) [42 inches (large/X-large),
50 inches (2X-large/3X-large),
58 inches (4X-large/5X-large)]
MATERIALS

Universal Yarn Classic

Sequins Lite light (DK)
weight acrylic/wool yarn
(3.5 oz/263 yds/100g per ball):
3 balls #409 Lucky Rose
Size G/6/4mm crochet hook or
size needed to obtain gauge
Yarn needle
GAUGE

6 shells = 6 inches; 14 rows =

6 inches

PATTERN NOTES

Weave in loose ends as work

progresses.
When joining a new ball of yarn,
try to match the shade of the
new and old ends so that the
joins are not obvious.
Chain-3 at beginning of row
counts as first double crochet
unless otherwise stated.
SPECIAL STITCHES

Shell: (3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc) in indicated st or sp.

V-stitch (V-st): (Dc, ch 1, dc) in
indicated st.

COWL
Row 1: Ch 74 [74, 82, 82], sc
in 2nd ch from hook, [sk next
3 chs, shell (see Special Stitches)
in next ch, sk next 3 chs, sc in
next ch] across, turn. (9 [9, 10,
10] shells)

Row 2: Ch 3 (see Pattern Notes),

dc in same st as beg ch-3, [ch 1,
V-st (see Special Stitches) in ch-1
sp of shell, ch 1, V-st in next sc]
across, ending with ch 1, 2 dc in
last st, turn.
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in first st, [shell
in ch-1 sp of V-st, sc in ch-1 sp of
next V-st] across, ending with sc
in last st, turn.
Rep rows 2 and 3 until Cowl
measures 37 [45, 53, 61] inches
or desired length, ending with
row 3. Fasten off.
FINISHING

Block if desired.
Place on flat surface. Flip 1
short end so that there is a
twist in the Cowl. (Turn short
end of Cowl over so beg of
row 1 touches end of last row
crocheted.) Keeping the twist,
sew short ends tog. CW

From Crochet World magazine, February 2015 Vol. 38 No. 1, Copyright 2015 Crochet World magazine

Even beginner crocheters

shouldnt be afraid to make
this pretty accessory.
Its crocheted in an easy
shell pattern, which is made
all the more impressive
by sequins incorporated
into the yarn.