Cervid by Kat Riddell

Cervid

Knitting
March 2020
Bulky (7 wpi) ?
13.5 stitches and 21 rows = 4 inches
in 2x2 rib
US 10 - 6.0 mm
100 yards (91 m)
22.5in/57cm circumference, 14in/35.5cm from top to point, 5in/12.5cm back collar depth
English
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I love wearing triangular shawls, but sometimes that much fabric is too warm, or sometimes I don’t want to worry about trailing extra ends through my food, or sometimes I want something that I don’t have to worry about coming loose or falling off while I’m out and about.

Cervid fills all my stylistic desires without any of the hangups that can come with my beloved shawls. The triangular front of the cowl grows out of staghorn cables, one of my favorite motifs.

Cervid is worked flat from the bottom point, then additional sts are cast on for the back neck and the cowl is worked in the round to finish.

Pattern includes charted and written instructions.

ERRATA

There is an extra knit stitch included at the beginning and end of each row of the staghorn cable repeat. The correct instructions read:

Round 1: k4, C4R, k2 three times, k4, k2, C4L three
times, k4
Round 2 (and all Even Rounds): knit all sts
Round 3: k2, C4R, k2, three times, C4R, C4L, k2, C4L
three times, k2
Round 5: C4R, k2 four times, k2, C4L four times