Aprenda a Fazer Gola em Crochê

Learn How to Make a Crochet Cowl. The crochet cowl, made by artisan Priscilla Berghauser of Círculo Ltda, is a modern, cozy piece, perfect for warming up the coldest days with style. Made with Loop Yarn, one of the highlights of the winter collection, the piece offers a soft touch, thermal comfort, and a unique texture, providing an elegant and contemporary look. Versatile and practical, the cowl is ideal for complementing winter outfits, bringing charm, coziness, and that special handmade touch that makes all the difference. ❄️✨ A warm, stylish piece, perfect for making your winter looks even more enchanting! 🧶💙🧣 Materials: Loop Yarn Color: 8093-Enchanted Garden; Crochet Hook No. 5mm; Finishing Scissors; Tapestry Needle; Measuring Tape. [00:04] Presentation of the Piece and Loop Yarn: Introduction to the class, showing the finished collar and detailing the characteristics of Loop yarn, a new product from Círculo with a textured effect and excellent yield of 220 meters (enough to make this entire collar with just one skein). [10:42] Piece Structure and Measurements: Explanation that the collar is actually a rectangle. The teacher informs the measurements of her piece (30 cm wide) and how she cast on the 40 chains (plus one for turning). [13:09] 1st Row (Base in Single Crochet): Step-by-step instructions on how Priscila prefers to start the project by making a first preparation row entirely in single crochet to prevent the chains from stretching (although this is not mandatory). [15:10] 2nd Row and the Main Stitch (Half Double Crochet): Demonstration of the execution of the main row. The pattern will be worked entirely in rows back and forth using the "half double crochet," looping the yarn, pulling it through, and removing all three loops from the hook at once, to highlight the yarn's texture. [17:35] The Secret of Texture (3rd Loop): Explanation that there is no secret to relief stitch; the teacher picks up the half double crochet normally, and it is the natural third loop of the stitch combined with the irregular texture of the yarn that creates the beautiful effect in the weave. [24:16] How to Unravel Loop Yarn Without Tangle: Golden tip for those who work with fancy yarns (like Loop or Venus). Priscila teaches that if the yarn gets tangled when pulling to unravel, simply use the crochet hook itself at the head of the stitch to carefully loosen the weave without breaking it. [27:19] Final Length Measurement: Guidance on the length of the piece, based on the head circumference (approximately 54 cm) to determine whether the collar will be looser (60 cm) or tighter around the neck. The piece in the class was 52 cm long. [30:00] Collar Sewing: Detailed explanation of sewing options (tapestry needle for an invisible stitch or single crochet for an internal marking). She demonstrates in practice how to join the ends with single crochet up to the middle or slightly beyond the middle of the rectangle. [35:41] Final Assembly and Folding: With the sewing completed, the piece is turned right side out. The teacher shows how to put on the closed collar, passing it over the head, and fold the flap in front, adjusting the fold to the desired height to form the exact shape of the overlapping collar. #crochet #saojosearmarinho #winter