Eugenie Cowl by Tamara Moots

Eugenie Cowl

Knitting
August 2019
180 - 240 yards (165 - 219 m)
Short Version (Long Version)
English
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ABOUT THE PATTERN
The Eugenie Cowl uses simple knits, yarn overs and decreases to evoke shark fins slicing through the water. Eugenie (pronounced You-Geen-ee) is offered in two sizes. Named Eugenie after Dr. Eugenie Clark – popularly known as The Shark Lady and an ichthyologist known for her research of sharks, being a pioneer in the use scuba diving for research and a strong proponent of marine conservation. Directions for both the Long and Short versions are fully written and charted as two separate patterns giving you two cowl patterns for the price of one! Both versions use the same lace in different weights of yarn – sport weight for the long version and worsted weight for the shorter more fitted version.

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SIZES
Short (Long)

FINISHED MEASURMENTS
Short Version: about 24” around by 9” tall (61 cm by 23 cm)
Long Version: about 44” around by 6” tall (112 cm by 15 cm)

MATERIALS
Yarn:

Short Version: 180 yds (165 m) Worsted weight
Short Version sample cowl knit in Plymouth Worsted Merino Superwash in the color 56 Aquamarine and used about 80 g or 175 yards.
Long Version: 240 yds (220 m) Sport weight
Long Version sample cowl knit in Knit Picks Shine Sport in the color Reef and used about 105 g or 230 yards.
Needles:
Short Version:
Size US 7 (4.50 mm) for Worsted weight
Long Version: Size US 4 (3.50 mm) for Sport weight
(or size needed to get gauge)
Other notions: stitch marker, tapestry needle

GAUGE
Short Version Gauge:
18 sts and 24 Rows = 4” (10 cm) in Pattern after blocking
Long Version Gauge: 22 sts and 26 rows = 4” (10 cm) in Pattern after blocking