A simple slipped stitch cowl in an intriguing pattern that looks tricky to knit but is really easy and fun to do! Written for two cowl lengths (single and double loop) and three different gauges of yarn (sock, sport and DK).

Pattern includes:
Instructions for working two colour or three colour versions or for working with a six colour gradient
Multi gauge instructions for sock, sport weight and DK yarns
Photo tutorials
Written instructions

Photo tutorials:
Working applied iCord edging
Working the slip stitch pattern - step by step

Cowl Sizes:
Small DK: 22cm x 66cm / 8.5” x 26”
(A) 75g Wollmeise DK
(B) 75g Wollmeise DK
(C) 20g Wollmeise DK for iCord

Large DK: 22cm x 132cm / 8.5” x 52”
(A) 150g Wollmeise DK
(B) 150g Wollmeise DK
(C) 40g Wollmeise DK for iCord

Large Sportweight: 23cm x 160cm / 9” x 63”
(A) 150g Wollmeise Blend
(B) 150g Wollmeise Blend
I used all but 3g of colour A from a skein which weighed 150g. You may need extra yarn if you work all 90 repeats of the pattern. If you run short and don’t want to splash out on an extra skein, just work one or two fewer pattern repeats. The cowl will still be long and snuggly as the yarn is quite stretchy and lofty! Or you could work the iCord in a separate colour - which takes about 20g of yarn.

Large Sockweight: 20.5 x 168cm / 8” x 66”
(A) 150g Sockweight yarn
(B) 150g Sockweight yarn
(A or C) 30g Sockweight yarn for iCord

Large 6 colour Gradient version: 20.5 x 168cm / 8” x 66”
6 x 50g Miss Click Clack Sock Yarn (6 colour Gradient Set)
30g Sockweight yarn for iCord