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Everdeen Cowl
In The Hunger Games Series by Suzanne Collins, Katniss learned her archery skills from her bow making father as a young girl. The family Everdeen is the inspiration for this cowl, an irresistible combination of sturdy cabling and lush winter lace designed to look like the featured shaft of an arrow. Worked in DK weight yarn, this cowl is a quick knit that will keep you warm in the chill evenings of Autumn into the frosty mornings of Spring.
The Short Version (not pictured) uses a single 100g skein of DK weight yarn. The Long Version (shown) requires 2 skeins.
GENERAL NOTES:
This pattern includes instructions for a one size tubular cowl in two lengths. The shorter length cowl measures approximately 6-7” tall and should cover the neck from chin to clavicle. The longer version measures approximately 12-13” long and should extend from the chin to down over the shoulders. Both versions use the main chart, with only the longer version using the gusset chart. Notes have also been included for customizing the length for individual fit.
NEEDLES:
1- 40” or longer circular needle, US size 4 (3.5 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge
GAUGE:
Approximately 6 sts and 7.5 rows per 1” in stockinette st.
OTHER MATERIALS:.
Stitch Markers, cable needle (optional)tapestry needle (for weaving in ends).
Sizing Information:
This is a one size pattern in two lengths.
Approximate measurements for these when knit at gauge are as follows:
Short version: 6-7” tall, 20” wide (32” at max stretch)
Long version: 12-13” tall, 20” wide (32” at max stretch) at the neck and 32” wide (48” at max stretch) across the shoulders.
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- First published: March 2014
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