Butterscotch Ripple Cowl Crochet Pattern

The Butterscotch Ripple Cowl was designed for my wonderful local yarn shop, A Little Knitty, for the PNW yarn crawl. Jen, the owner of A Little Knitty, came up with the idea for this pattern, and I was more than happy to bring it to life for her! Each shop for the yarn crawl this year used a movie as their theme, and A Little Knitty’s movie was Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, so the free patterns for the crawl were candy-themed, hence the butterscotch ripple! Now if only I could get my hands on some real butterscotch candy…Mmm. Read on to learn more about this pattern and where you can pick up a copy!

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About the Butterscotch Ripple Cowl

I love the deep V of this cowl! The pattern comes in two varieties – a longer double-loop cowl, which is the version pictured here, and a wider single-loop cowl. Both feature the characteristic chevrons and the textured ridges formed with post stitches. The pattern is available for purchase from Ravelry and Etsy!

Materials

• Size F crochet hook
• Queensland Collection United Yarn (251y/1.76oz) or similar, 2 balls main color, 1 ball each of two contrasting colors. I used colors Lead, Aconite, and Robin’s Egg.
• 2 Stitch Markers (highly recommended)
• Yarn Needle & Blocking Mat/Pins

Sizing

As mentioned, this pattern includes instructions for two sizes – a double loop cowl, or a single loop cowl. The double loop version measures approximately 7.5″ x 54″. The single loop version measures 12″ x 24″.

Butterscotch Ripple Video Tutorial

I’ve included a video, below, to show how to do the increases and decreases for this pattern. You can definitely make this!

I hope you enjoy this pattern! If you like this cowl, you may also like the free Rainbow Ripple Blanket or Girls Arrow Legwarmers. Cheers!