The Woodland Lace Cowl is my newest crochet pattern. And while this pattern is fresh off the digital presses, it’s been over three years since I first made this scarf. I’m happy to report it’s been one of my most worn winter accessories since.

I love the solid rust color with the textured neutral accent at the top. The design creates a balance of texture and color to create a woodland feel—hence the name.

I’ve loved lacy shell stitches since the first day I tried them, and I’m sure you will enjoy looping them, too!

If you would like to create this piece, you can get your copy of the Woodland Lace Cowl crochet pattern here.

Crochet Class: I offered this cowl as a crochet class this month for the Rebecca Page Crochet Summit. It was such an honor to be invited to teach a video workshop for her first ever crochet summit, and I’m excited to see what’s in store for next year. For those of you who attended, hello! I hope you enjoyed the course! And if you didn’t get to attend, not to worry, you can still grab the pattern in my shop right here.