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Fanfare Shadow Cowl
The buttery soft Alpaca has amazing drape which allows this beautiful accessory to pair effortlessly with just about any look. Fold it in half for a thicker shorter 2-color cowl, or wear it tall and snuggly right up under your chin and show all 3 colors.
Making this cowl is a quick and relatively mindless knit worked seamlessly in stockinette in the round. The colors blend together over a mosaic shadow, which keeps it just interesting enough to keep you from getting bored. Use natural colors like I did, or go for wilder contrasting colors, whichever you prefer!
Yarn
Approx 330-350 yds fingering weight
This is what I used for my sample. You do not need to use the same. You could even use another fiber in fingering weight
Fanfare Farms 100% Fine Alpaca,
Grade 3 23-26 micron
approx 110 yds, 1.5 oz
C1 Color 1 - brown
C2 Color 2 - tan
C3 Color 3 - light grey
Needle
US5 16” Circular
Gauge
23 sts x 30 rows = 4”/10cm
stockinette, blocked
Tools
Stitch marker
Tapestry needle
Sample
18” tall x 9 3/4” wide, halved
approx 19.5” circumference
113g
Stitch Patterns
Basketweave
Mosaic Shadow 59
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