Crossbeams Cowl
by Sybil R
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© Sybil R

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© Sybil R

© Sybil R
Crossbeams Cowl
by Sybil R
Two-colour brioche is a marvellous technique. It creates a lovely, squishy texture that is really comforable to wear. Plus, it can be used to create quite intricate geometric patterns.
In this case it is a cowl knitted flat with a criss-cross pattern. It starts with a provisional cast-on and is finished by grafting in two-colour brioche.
The pattern PDF is 8 pages long and contains
- row-by-row pattern instructions
- chart of a pattern repeat
- photo tutorials for the techniques you need for this piece: the combined decrease-by-4-and-increase-by-4 stitch, provisional cast on (with crochet hook and scrap yarn), and grafting in two-colour brioche
The amount of yarn listed is for a double-length cowl, i.e. a cowl that fits twice around your neck.
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