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Easy Knit Cowl Pattern (Beginner Knitting)

This knit cowl pattern is so easy to knit! I love that it’s made with chunky yarn and large needles.

It’s a great beginner knitting pattern, as it’s just a simple garter stitch, and it knits up quickly.

Knit Cowl Pattern

It’s also the perfect pattern for experienced knitters looking for a simple yet satisfying project. This one is just right for taking along with you on a trip (because there’s no complicated pattern to remember).

You could also work on it while watching a movie. Basically, anytime you need some simple, mindless knitting!

Just like my favorite knitted dishcloths, this project knits up quickly and easily.

We’ve made a couple of these knitted cowls, and they’ve turned out so beautifully!

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Knit Cowl Pattern Supplies

knit cowl pattern supplies

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To make this pattern, all you need are a few supplies.

knit cowl pattern yarn needles

Knit Cowl Pattern

This has to be one of my favorite easy knitting patterns for beginners.

It’s beautiful, easy, and a super satisfying project, from start to finish!

Knit Cowl Pattern

I love this pattern so much that I even taught my older daughter how to knit using this pattern. That was a few years ago, and she still has the one she made.

knit cowl pattern

I just love this beautiful chunky cream-colored yarn. It’s a blend of wool and acrylic, which makes it easy to wash and wear.

folded knit cowl

I enjoyed knitting this so much that I’m considering making another one in the charcoal gray color! It would be perfect for handmade gifts for this Christmas.

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  1. Since you taught your daughter how to knit using this pattern, I may need to give it a try. Thank you for sharing at Party In Your PJ’s – you are being featured on my blog this evening!

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