This cowl is super warm and so cozy! When I wear it I feel like a Stark, but it was actually inspired by an outfit that Daenerys wore in season 7. It can be pulled down around your shoulders for a Dany inspired look, or for a more modern accessory, bunch it together in the front.

Editorial use only. Mandatory Credit: Photo by Hbo/Kobal/REX/Shutterstock (9036271bf) Emilia Clarke, Kit Harington "Game Of Thrones" (Season 7) TV Series - 2017 — The outfit that inspired the cowl -- Photo: HBO/KOBAL/REX/SHUTTERSTOCK
P.S. Wasn't the ending of this show a massive let down?

Difficulty:

Easy

Terms:

U.S. terms

Supplies:

Lion Brand, "Wool-Ease Thick and Quick", Charcoal (106 yd; 97 m/170 g; 6 oz), 2-3 skeins
Lion Brand, "Go For Faux", Mink (64 yd; 60 m/100 g; 3.5 oz), 1 skein
Hook — U.S. M/N (9.0mm)
Yarn needle
2 buttons (Size: ⅞" [22mm])

Abbreviations:

ch - chain
sc - single crochet
hdc - half double crochet
FLO - front loop only

Gauge:

4”x4” = 7 sc and 8 rows

Sizes:

S/M, L

Finished Measurements:

S/M: 40” long and 10” wide
L: 45” long and 12” wide

Notes:

Ch 2 does not count as a stitch throughout

Pattern:

Ch 22 (27)

Row 1: hdc in 3rd st from hook, hdc in ea of next 19 (24) sts, turn, ch 2 (20sts, 25 sts)

Rows 2-66 (76): 1 hdc in ea, turn, ch 2 (20sts, 25 sts)

Attaching fur:

FLO (front loop only) — In this pattern FLO refers to the prominent front stitches in every other row of the piece. Half double crochet creates a fabric which has a look similar to ribbing. We loosely ch 1 between the sc sts because there is another row between the FLOs. If you were to turn the piece over, you'd see the alternating FLOs on the other side.

Position the piece so that the tail is in the bottom right corner. Begin in the top right corner by anchoring the yarn to the 3^rd row from the top and 1 FLO to the left.

Row 1-2: *Ch 1, sc in FLO of the next hdc repeat * to the 2nd to last FLO, turn
Row 3: Work sc into the corner edge of piece, *ch 1, sc in FLO of the next hdc repeat * finishing at the top left corner.

Buttons:

Good news! The placement of the buttons doesn't have to be exact. They just need to be parallel to each other and along the bottom right edge of the right side. I placed mine on rows 3 and 12 about 4 sts in.

While wearing the cowl, I just popped the buttons through the stitches that gave the best look.