Worked in the round with increases on either side of the cable, this cowl is cozy and bandana-like. It’s practically superpowered:
✔️ it really shows off a speckled/variegated colourway (looks great in solids, too)
✔️ it makes great use of 1 skein of sport weight
✔️ the cowl looks like a shawl but can’t fall off
✔️ it tucks under a coat so perfectly
✔️ the tips for altering the length mean you can use all of the gorgeous yarn you’ve got
There’s a matching set of fingerless mittens, too! Click here to see them.
Skills Used
•knit and purl
•working in the round
•cabling
•slipping sts
•kfb, M1L, M1R
•managing stitch patterns with different row repeats
Size as Written: (but pattern includes tips for shortening or lengthening)
20” / 50cm circumference at top
38” / 96.5cm circumference at bottom
10” / 25cm deep at back neck
13” / 33cm deep at front point
Included with pattern:
•a handy checklist to help you keep track of which round you are working for each of the two stitch patterns
•link to tutorial on scallop stitch
•link to tutorial on cabling without a cable needle
•link to tips for blocking
Materials List
- Approximate Yardage sport-weight yarn with 5% buffer: 328 yds / 300m
- US 4 / 3.5 mm needles for working in the round
- darning needle
- 3 stitch markers