I’m an original punk rock girl. Romeo Void was a favorite band. I loved that raw saxophone and Debora Iyall’s vocals. She had talent, beauty, and sex appeal all wrapped up in self-assured attitude. Love her…
Girl in Trouble was the only song that was a little pop, a little mainstream. The lyrics, underlying beat, and that gritty sax riff was all Romeo Void. Just like the pattern in this cowl, the song meanders from risk to rescue because “girl in trouble is a temporary thing.”
The cast on edge is the top of the cowl and the bind off edge is the bottom of the cowl, so Girl in Trouble is worn with the narrow edge under the chin and the wider edge resting on the shoulders.

Experience Level: The knitter should have experience in the following techniques:

• Knit stitch
• Yarn over
• Knit two together
• Slip, slip, knit
• Cast on in an elastic cast on like Norwegian cast on or Long-Tail cast on
• Bind off in an elastic bind off like Jeny’s Surprisingly Stretchy bind off

Materials:
Recommended Needles: 16 in/40.5 cm cir US 9/5.5 mm, or size to match gauge
Yarn: 1 skein Wool and the Gang Feeling Good yarn, bulky, 142 yds / 130 m, shown in Hot Punk Pink
End of round marker
Optional markers to mark repeats of chart
Gauge: 16.5 sts x 24 rows 4 in /10 cm, stockinette stitch
Sizes: One size approximately 18 neck circumference-23 shoulder circumference x 10 ¾ length in / 45.75 neck circumference-58.5 shoulder circumference x 27 length cm