Mathlete skinny5/9/2023 ![]() This is the back of the crochet chain – where you should work. Leave all of your loops on the hook for now. Working into the bumps at the back of the chain, pull up a loop in each chain across. ![]() To work a Tunisian crochet foundation row, chain the desired number of stitches: This is the front of a crochet chain – look for the V shapes to identify the front. A cowl needs some drape to be comfortable around the neck, so the 9mm is actually the perfect size for this yarn, which is on the thicker side of DK.Ĭhain 32 stitches Row 1: Work foundation row Note – yes you did read that right, a 9mm hook – Tunisian crochet is a very dense fabric if you use the same size hook as you would for regular crochet. 9mm Tunisian Crochet hook – I used a KA Afghan hook.3 hanks (for a single cowl) or 5 hanks (for a double-wrap cowl) of Artesano DK Handpainted Alpaca – I’ve used Peacock Feather for this one, but try any!).I’ve used the wonderful Artesano DK Handpainted Alpaca – using a handpainted or variegated yarn really makes the pattern stand out. The Double Mathlete is so called because it is worked in DK weight yarn ( double knit, geddit?). Can you see the symbols? The Double Mathlete The Double Mathlete Cowl I’ve christened the pattern the Mathlete because of the pattern made by the stitches – to my eye, this is a cowl made up of “x”, “>” and “ =” symbols. The Mathlete cowl is an incredibly easy pattern – more of an adaptable stitch pattern, which will work up in no time into a gorgeous, drapey, squishy, versatile wardrobe staple. ![]() □ I love this cowl so much I’ve made three versions of it! I’m here to de-mystify with a super simple pattern and tutorial to get you started in Tunisian crochet… or if you are already a prolific Tunisian crocheter, just to keep your neck warm when it’s chilly. I use it a lot and find it a really versatile craft, but I know that it is somewhat unloved among the yarn arts, and that can make it difficult to get started. I’m just going to put it out there – I love Tunisian crochet.
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