July 17, 2018

Margaret Cowls

Welcome to the July Pinterest Challenge Blog HopThe purpose of this Pinterest Challenge is to motivate all the participants of this hop (and you too) to not just pin, but to make it happen! This month I'm sharing my Crochet Margaret Cowls. I found the pattern via Pinterest, and I loved it so much I decided to make this cowl in several different yarn colors! 

 I decided to use Caron Cakes to crochet my Margaret Cowls. These yarns are chunky, colorful, and fun!

The Margaret Button Cowl pattern by Fiber Flux works up so fast and is so easy! 

The original pattern calls for one large button, but I added three large wooden buttons to fasten the cowl.

This was the first Margaret Cowl that I made. It was was fast and fun that I made several more!

 made with Caron Sprinkle Cake Vanilla Bean  (I love the gray!)

 made with Caron Tea Cake Winterberry



made with Caron Sprinkle Cake Mocha Rainbow

Since I've recently fallen in love with the cactus, I decided to make a green Margaret Cowl with fringe and cactus buttons! For this scarf, I used Vanna's Choice Kelly Green yarn. 

Aren't these cactus buttons cute!?!?

I love this cowl because it's so fun to make and can be worn two different ways. I have these cowls listed in my Etsy Shop.

Thanks for stopping by and checking out my Margaret Cowls! If you'd like, you can leave a comment letting me know which color you like most.



To join next month's #pinterestchallenge, click here to sign-up ⇒ August Pinterest Challenge.

Now let's see what other things Pinterest inspired! Head over and visit the other hosts to see what they crafted, cooked, built, or tried!

Pinterest Challenge Blog Hop


Erlene - My Pinterventures • Jenny - Cookies Coffee and Crafts
Debbee - Debbee's Buzz • Laurie - My Husband Has Too Many Hobbies
Bri - Halfpint Design • Julie - Sum of their StoriesT'onna - Sew Crafty Crochet 
 
Beverly - Across the Boulevard • Sam - Raggedy Bits
Debra - Shoppe No. 5 • Roseann - This Autoimmune Life 
Chelc - Inside The Fox Den • Cherryl - Farm Girl Reformed
Leslie - Once Upon a Time & Happily Ever After • Katrin - Kreativ K
Kelley - Simply Inspired Meals • Joanne - Our Unschooling Journey
Toni - Small Home Soul • Gail - Purple Hues and Me
Rebecca - Hello Central Avenue • Gwen - Geez, Gwen!
Marie - DIY Adulation • Kristie - Teadoddles 

Marie - The Inspiration Vault  Terri - Our Good Life
Lydia - Lydia's Flexitarian Kitchen • Maria - Simple Nature Decor
Michelle - Our Crafty Mom • Emily - Domestic Deadline
Alexandra - Eye Love Knots




34 comments:

  1. This is so beautiful! You did an anmazing job, will be pinning it and great to be with you in this challenge.

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  2. Oh these are so stylish and beautiful. I especially like the fringed cactus one.

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    1. Thanks! The cactus is one of my faves!

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  3. These are all so beautiful! As I kept scrolling I kept thinking; Oh this is my favorite and then I'd see the next one. Pinned.

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  4. You are so talented!! I love all of these. I purchased a similar piece several years ago in colors similar to your winterberry but with more a tweed look. It has only one toggle button. Love that you used 3 buttons on yours. Truly lovely!!!

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    1. Thanks so much! I love buttons, so I couldn't resist adding as many as possible!

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  5. These look all beautiful, perfect for the cooler weather. You are so talented!!

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  6. T'onna your cowls are fantastic! The pattern looks great too - easy and fast to work!

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    1. Thanks so much! The pattern is very easy! I love a quick and easy pattern to give me a break from my usual projects.

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  7. These are so gorgeous. It would be hard to chose which one is the prettiest because they are all so lovely.

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  8. Anonymous7/18/2018

    These are beautiful! I love all the colors, the winterberry is my favorite.

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    1. Thank so much! Winterberry is such a pretty yarn.

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  9. You never cease to amaze me, T'onna! All of your cowls are beautiful! What talent and creativity! I love how you added more buttons to the look! Just the right touch!

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  10. Don't you love those Caron Cakes? No color changes mean only a couple ends to weave in. Your cowls turned out lovely and the additional buttons really make them pop. I love how you've demonstrated wearing the cowl indoors, too.

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    1. Thank you! And yes! The Caron Cakes are amazing!!!!

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  11. Oh these look so snuggly and warm! We are in the middle of winter here in Australia and sure could do with one or three!!

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  12. These are fabulous! I have a ton of the Sprinkle Cakes because I found them half price at Michael's. This is the best pattern I've seen so far for using them & now I must get out my crochet hook to whip some up. Pinning! P.S. Your hair is also fabulous! :)

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    1. Thanks so much! 😀😀😀 I bought the yarn on sale, too. I. Live a good yarn sale! 😂

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  13. I love the winterberry one! And those cactus buttons are adorable!Unfortunately I don't have much occasion to wear one in south Texas!

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    1. Thanks! I probably won't wear scarves much now that I'm in southern GA... I don't think we have winter here. 😂🤣😂

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  14. What a gorgeous pattern! I can't believe you made so many. In awe of your mad crochet skills!

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  15. These are just gorgeous! What great gifts for the Holidays too!

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  16. That pumpkin one will be so pretty for a fall outfit. You're so talented and love your spin on this crochet pattern.

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    1. Thanks so much! I think the pumpkin chai is perfect for Fall, too. I am so ready for Fall!😊

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  17. OOOO these are brilliant, I love how the colours work on these from the cakes. The Pumpkin chai is my fav but the green with the fringe is just lovely too.... what am I saying, they are all lovely. Brilliant for Christmas gifts eh?

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    1. Thanks! 😊 I love all the colors. It's hard to choose a favorite. The yarns are so pretty! I agree that these would make great Christmas gifts. 😁😁😁

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