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Even if you’re not Irish, St. Patrick’s Day can still be a fun time to celebrate the “luck” in your own life. This roundup of easy yet festive St. Patrick’s Day party ideas is sure to please. The LUCKY penny letters featured above are my personal favorite, but there are ideas for lots of decorations, food, party games, and more. Visit Wonderful DIY for the details.
Have you ever wondered who invented the cowl? The cowl, a hooded garment, has its origins in the Early Middle Ages. It became the formal attire for those in monastic life, as both St. Jerome and John Cassian refer to its use among monks. Over time, the cowl evolved beyond religious contexts, becoming a fashionable accessory during the Renaissance, often crafted from luxurious fabrics like silk and velvet. Its versatility and historical significance make it a fascinating piece of clothing history.
So with that little snippet of information, let’s jump straight into our roundup of cowls. These cowls are perfect for making as gifts for loved ones this winter holidays. However I prefer to make cowls for myself, it is something versatile, quick and I can crochet one for every outfit color scheme.
Buttoned Plaid Cowl Free Crochet Pattern
Easy Crochet Cowl Pattern free woven crochet cowl pattern
Mesa Sunset Bandana Crochet Cowl Free Crochet Pattern Video Tutorial
How to Crochet a One Cake Beginner Button Cowl pattern Video Tutorial
Braided Cowl, Free Crochet Pattern | MissNeriss