String Cowl
You know when you pull a string on your fabric and it scrunches up? this is exactly what the texture of this new cowl pattern reminds me of.
This is the perfect pattern for a sock set yarn that you don’t really want to turn into socks. The cowl uses a full skein + a mini fingering yarn weight set and it is a fun, easy to memorize pattern that will keep you entertained. To add a bit more of texture and the perfect amount of squishiness I added a small brioche section mid cowl.
You know when you pull a string on your fabric and it scrunches up? this is exactly what the texture of this new cowl pattern reminds me of.
This is the perfect pattern for a sock set yarn that you don’t really want to turn into socks. The cowl uses a full skein + a mini fingering yarn weight set and it is a fun, easy to memorize pattern that will keep you entertained. To add a bit more of texture and the perfect amount of squishiness I added a small brioche section mid cowl.
You know when you pull a string on your fabric and it scrunches up? this is exactly what the texture of this new cowl pattern reminds me of.
This is the perfect pattern for a sock set yarn that you don’t really want to turn into socks. The cowl uses a full skein + a mini fingering yarn weight set and it is a fun, easy to memorize pattern that will keep you entertained. To add a bit more of texture and the perfect amount of squishiness I added a small brioche section mid cowl.
Materials
3.5 mm (4US) needles with a 35cm (14”) cable
4mm (6US) needles for bind off
Stitch marker to mark beginning of row
Scissors
Darning needle
Yarn – Cranky Knitter (Sock Set 80/20 SW Merino/Nylon fingering weight yarn)
Color A – Morgan 115g / 415 yards
Color B – Morgan Mini 25g / 92yards
Level
Intermediate beginner (this pattern calls brioche in the round)
Gauge
Measured over rib pattern (p2, k5) after blocking 24 sts and 36 rows / 4’ (10cm)
Cowl measurements:
20 1/2“ (52cm) tall by 22” (35cm) in diameter.
