Junction Mobius Cowl by Catrina MacKenzie

Junction Mobius Cowl

Crochet
September 2026
both are used in this pattern
Sport (12 wpi) ?
17 stitches and 20 rows = 4 inches
in Tunisian Knit Stitch
5.0 mm (H)
400 - 410 yards (366 - 375 m)
Depth 10.5", Circumference 27"
US
English
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The Junction Mobius Cowl is a Tunisian crochet-in-the-round design starting from a central foundation row. Instructions and how-to pictures for creating a central foundation row to create the mobius shape are included in the pattern. Created using Junction Fiber Mill’s beautiful Roots Lite yarn (main color as pictured Charcoal) and Making Tracks Lite yarn (contrast color as pictured Leaves in the Brook), the colorwork really pops! One skein of each color (200yds) is required for the cowl. This Tunisian crochet-in-the-round technique uses a double ended Tunisian crochet hook and manages the colorwork through stitch changes, resulting in no floats or carries on the wrong side of the work. This is perfect for the Mobius shape, as both right and wrong sides are always visible.

This pattern can be purchased separately or as part of an eBook, Tunisian Crochet COllar-shaWLS.

Cowls, a word created by combining the words collar and shawls, are so much fun to make and a quick project to create something warm and beautiful for those colder months. Covering both make-flat-and-sew and in-the-round construction, this eBook contains ten pages of instructions and photos to show how to work straight Tunisian crochet and Tunisian crochet-in-the-round, including instructions for five basic stitches, starting with a foundation row, and casting-off. Nine cowl patterns are included in this eBook:
Make-Flat-and-Sew Construction In-the-Round Construction
Triumvirate Turbulence
Comber Cowl Scottish Thistle Cowl
Fergus Cowl Garden Trellis
Tunisian Klappschal Junction Mobius Cowl
Blue Light
Each pattern introduces a new technique within Tunisian crochet, including working in three color Tunisian, creating cables, colorwork in-the-round, textured combination stitches, and working from a central foundation row.