This simple infinity cowl works up quickly using around 300 yards of Sport, DK, Worsted, or Aran weight yarn. Each 3-row repeat creates a ridge or little “breezeway” that work up to make a fully reversible pattern. The Easy Breezeway Cowl is a great choice whether you’re a beginner looking to practice your knits and purls, or an advanced knitter seeking an easy tune-out-and-relax project.

Techniques: Long-tail CO, stretchy BO, K, P, Garter stitch (K first rnd, P second Rnd; repeat).

Supplies:

Yarn – At least 300 yards / 150 grams of Sport, DK, Worsted, or Aran weight yarn. I used a DK/Light Worsted yarn in colorway “En Plein Air” by Into The Warren. Yardage/grams needed varies depending on yarn weight and desired scarf length and width.

Needles – US 7 (4.5 mm) circular needles, 40 in. or size needed based on yarn weight and desired scarf length.

Stitch marker to mark beginning of round (BOR).

Tapestry/yarn needle for weaving in ends.

Notes: Wet block for best results. Scarf length is highly customizable; simply cast on (CO) additional stitches until you reach desired total length.

Please feel free to sell finished items made with this pattern, giving credit to me as the designer (Andrea Guarino, @humbleworm). Do not claim this pattern as your own!