Thick, soft and ripply, just like the waters of Lake Dalrymple, is this easy cowl. It’s a great introduction to the mosaic technique with easy, rhythmic slip stitch movements. I’ve chosen cool, watery colors, but I believe it would be just as pretty in neutrals or in warm autumnal shades. Choosing colors is half the fun! Any worsted weight yarn will work, making this humble ring an excellent stash buster. And, it’s a quick and interesting knit, perfect for gift giving.

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FINISHED SIZE:
(After blocking)
42” in circumference, 12” in depth.

SUGGESTED YARN:
Patons Classic Wool Worsted (100% Peruvian
Highland Wool; 100g/210yds) 3 skeins C1:
#77044 Mercury, C2: #00225 Dark Gray Mix,
C3: #77115 “New Denim, 1 skein each color.

NEEDLES:
US 7, 4.50mm circular needle with 32” cable,
4.00mm double-pointed needle for bind off.

NOTIONS:
Removable stitch markers (opt), tapestry needle
for weaving in ends.

GAUGE:
16 sts and 32 rows = 4”/10 cm in pattern st after
blocking.