We took a family road trip to visit the Pacific Northwest. This shawlette is named after Bremerton, which is a ferry ride away from Seattle. It is initially worked like a triangular shawl and then worked in the round. It features a simple lace design that goes down the center of the cowl until it fades into a simple eyelet lace.
This cowl is fun to make and easy to throw on to keep your neck warm. It gives the look of a wrapped triangular shawl however takes much less time (and yarn) to make.

PATTERN INFORMATION:
This cowl is initially worked in a triangular shawl shape then joined in the round.
There is a simple lace design down the center of the triangular shape.
Simple eyelet lace is completed in the round which ends with a picot bind-off.

Materials:
US 7 (4.5 mm) in 24”/60cm or length preferred.

Notions:
Darning needle
4 - Stitch markers
1 - Unique stitch marker for BORM

Finished size: 24” width x 17” at longest length / 61cm width x 43cm at longest length

Gauge: 42 sts x 42 rows = 4”/10cm with US 7 (4.5 mm) in garter stitch, blocked

Yarn:
MC: 420 yards / 384m
CC: 10 yards / 9m

Yarn used:
MC: Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Twist Light Yarn (Fingering Weight (1); 75% Superwash Merino Wool/25% Nylon; 100g/420 yards/384m). 1 skein. Color used: ‘18 June - Ripple
CC: Madelinetosh Tosh Merino Twist Light Yarn (Fingering Weight (1); 75% Superwash Merino Wool/25% Nylon; 100g/420 yards/384m). 1 skein. Color used:’18 August - Clear Sky

Skills to Explore: triangular shawl shaping, simple lace knitting, knitting flat, knitting in the round, picot bind-off.