What it is: A reversible cowl made from a clever technique which continuously knits each stich into two further stitches – done in a way that makes the fabric appear to be constant knit two togethers. Knit with two strands of yarn at a time the finished fabric is not only thick and squishy and great for keeping you warm through the winter, but it also looks interesting and is fun to knit. This cowl is knitted using larger needles than its hat counterpart to create a luxurious fabric that drapes beautifully. It is also lined with stockinette stitch to provide contrast and make the cowl reversible.

What techniques you need:

• knitting in the round
• provisional cast-on
• Kitchener stitch

Video links for techniques provided in pattern

What you need:

• 5 mm (US 8) crocket hook for provisional cast-on
• 5 mm (US 8) 40cm (16”) circular needles
• 9 mm (US 13) 40cm (16”) circular needles
• an extra set of 40cm (16”) circular needles in size 5 mm (US 8) or smaller
• scrap yarn
• 1 stitch marker
• a tapestry needle