Ah, Spring! I can feel it in the warm afternoons and see it in the little flowers blooming and the insects buzzing around. A lightweight cowl is a nice way to start off spring, worked in an open cables and lace stitch pattern and a fun shape.
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Rosewood Cowl is a lightweight bandana style cowl worked in a cable and lace stitch pattern. It is knitted flat from the bottom up, with the growing triangle outlined by two cables. Three small buttons create a delicate closure that keep your hair from being mussed. The stitch pattern pairs beautifully with a hand-painted fingering weight yarn.
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
23” wide and 15” long at center
MATERIALS
Ella Rae Lace Merino (100% extra fine merino wool; 460 yds/420 m per 100 g ball) Color 114, 1 skein.
Approximately 250 yards needed for cowl.
NEEDLES
US #6/4 mm needles
NOTIONS REQUIRED
3 half inch wide buttons
Sewing thread to match buttons
Sewing needle
Tapestry needle to weave in ends
cable needle
GAUGE
22 sts and 38 rows = 4” in Cable and Lace (use repeat section of chart)
SKILLS REQUIRED
ability to read a chart
knitted cast on
basic knowledge of cables
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p2tog
sk2p
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$5.00
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
23” wide and 15” long at center
MATERIALS
Ella Rae Lace Merino (100% extra fine merino wool; 460 yds/420 m per 100 g ball) Color 114, 1 skein.
Approximately 250 yards needed for cowl.
NEEDLES
US #6/4 mm needles
NOTIONS REQUIRED
3 half inch wide buttons
Sewing thread to match buttons
Sewing needle
Tapestry needle to weave in ends
cable needle
GAUGE
22 sts and 38 rows = 4” in Cable and Lace (use repeat section of chart)
SKILLS REQUIRED
ability to read a chart
knitted cast on
basic knowledge of cables
k2tog
ssk
p2tog
sk2p
yo
$5.00
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