I don’t know about all of you, but I am always cold and often throw something around my long neck for warmth (and not just in the colder months). I love a larger cowl that I can snuggle into and wear both during the day to embellish my outfit, or outside amongst the various fall and winter weather changes. This stranded colorwork cowl is knit in the round in a long tube, blocked and then the two edges are grafted together to create a luscious feel of fiber love around your neck.

Finished Measurements
Size - Shorter (Longer)
Finished length before grafting – 56.5” (61”) (143.5/155 cm)
Finished width – Flat is 6.75” (17 cm)/Circumference is
13.5” (34.25 cm)

Gauge
23 sts x 22 rnds = 4” (10 cm) over stranded colorwork in
the round, lightly blocked

Needles & Notions
2 pair US 7 (4.5 mm) 16” (40.5 cm) circular needles
US G (4 mm) crochet hook
point protectors, 1 BOR marker plus 4 ring markers,
1 locking stitch marker, and a tapestry needle

Suggested Yarn
DK scrap yarn (non-fuzzy) for provisional cast-on
DK weight yarn in two colors – 2 solids or 1 solid,
1 self-striping

Feederbrook Farm Equilibrium DK 96% Merino and
4% Glitter – 260 yds (238 m)/100 g – solid
Feederbrook Farm Entropy DK 100% BFL Wool – 260 yds
(238 m)/100 g – self-striping

Model A
Main Color (MC) – 1 skein solid (Equilibrium DK Willow
Green)
Contrast Color (CC) – 1 skein solid (Equilibrium DK Oatmeal)

Model B
Main Color (MC) – 1 skein solid (Equilibrium DK Cabaret)
Contrast Color (CC) – 1 skein self-striping (Entropy DK Hertz