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These Cowls guarantee a warm neck. All three versions are easy to remember and they are perfect for travel knitting. For all versions you need about 420m (460 yards) of sock yarn.

This wrap is knitted in two parts: first the pattern in the middle and second the border.

The cowl is knitted in rounds in one main and two contrasting colors (leftovers). Patterns and colors are alternating. The instructions can be adapted to the amount and weight of yarn. The pattern is suitable for beginners.

The cowl is knitted in rounds in a main and a small amout of contrasting color. Every few rounds you insert a circle of flowers.

The scarf is designed for a not too colorful multicolor yarn and is knitted from one top to the other. The leaf ribs (sides are alternating) are formed optically by small gaps.

The hat is worked in rounds and knitted in two colors. When finished the two halves were put together. Around the edge you can see the “inner” color (same in which the flowers appear). The first color should be a darker one, the second more bright to show the motif best.

Many thanks to Geneviève for French translation.

A large wrap for summer - inspired by painter Carmen Heirrera. It is knitted almost mindless - the diamond pattern (charted only!) ensures a bit variety.

The pattern is written for multicolor or semisolid yarn and can easily be adapted to an existing amount. The shawl is shaped like a crescent moon and is completed by a wavy edge. By periodically increasing additional stitches every few rows there will be no “bump” in the middle.

The cowl is worked alternately in garter stitch and slip stitch pattern. It widens a little towards the neck. The pattern is adapted to knitting in rounds.

The cowl is worked in rounds alternately in stockinette stitch and Daisy Stitch and widens a little towards the neck. The pattern may be too difficult for beginners. On Youtube you can see videos concerning this technique, search for “knit daisy stitch” and assess the level of difficulty. The description maybe easier to understand. The pattern ...

The hat is worked in circles - on the brim three rounds are knitted in daisy pattern. This pattern may be a bit too difficult for beginners. On Youtube you find videos demonstrating this pattern, search for “knit daisy stitch” and evaluate the level of difficulty. The pattern is adapted to knitting in rounds.

This neckwarmer is knit quickly and easily without purls. The colorful strips work well to use remainings of other projects.

A neck warmer not too big and not too small and quick and easy to knit. Just right for fall and winter. The Cowl is more close to the neck. It can also be knitted larger (higher yarn consumption).

Make sure that you have enough yarn, since the pattern can not be terminated prematurely in the second part.

A simple knitted cowl to keep you warm in the winter. In size L it covers the shoulders. Through the alternation of ridging and ribbing (two stitches stockinette – two stitches garter stitch) it adapts well to the body and can be worn in different ways.

A lightweight summer scarf with a floral pattern and a wavy edge. Easy and relaxing to knit and simply adaptable in length and width.

A wrap – simple and without purl stitches, altough you see purl stitches.

A lightweight scarf in garter stitch keeps your neck warm. Easy and relaxing to knit and to be worn reversible. On the outer edge a simple but beautiful flower pattern is fitted in.

This pattern was developed independently to Martina Behms Lapislazuli. They differ significantly in the process, however yielding a similar shape when looking from afar. The designers are both aware and fine with it.