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Double Wrap Cowl
This is not so much a pattern as a guideline for a simple double wrap cowl which can also be worn as a large loop around the neck (when your neck begins to overheat!) The nice thing about knitting a neck warmer this way is that it takes less yarn (and time) than a scarf yet is more substantial than a single cowl. Have fun trying different versions!
Size:
Cowl is approximately 27in./69cm. in circumference as written but is easy to adjust. Just make sure to CO a multiple of 4. Sample is 12in./30.5cm. tall.
Materials
Yarn
Approx 200 yds/183 m worsted–bulky weight
Shown in:
Fiber Company Tundra - 60% baby alpaca, 30% merino wool, 10% silk, 120yds per 100g skein
2 skeins in Larch
Needles
US 10.5 needles or appropriate size for your yarn

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- First published: December 2008
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