Good Karma Shoulder Cozy
My friend, Andrea, liked my Good Karma Scarf design, however she wanted to knit it as a shoulder cozy. I contemplated that idea, modified the scarf pattern and the Good Karma Shoulder Cozy was born. Ta-Da! Lol! I hope you like it!
This yarn is a marvelous blend of textures and colors – a feast for the eyes and fingers. Adding beads makes it even more fun.
I had always thought of Karma as the effect of doing good in the world and good coming back to you. It is that, and much more.
A quick internet search revealed that Karma has multiple definitions and meanings – much to study if you are so inclined.
Generate good Karma by knitting a shoulder cozy for a family member or friend. It would make a lovely gift!! Enjoy!

Materials
Two skeins of Lang, Karma (100 grams, 312 yards/skein – 624 yards total), DK weight yarn.
42% Cotton, 25% Rayon, 25% Acrylic, 8% Linen/flax.
Pictured color #1004.
Size 6 circular needles in 24” and 32” lengths.
Ring Stitch markers – One in one color to mark the end of the round, and 13 in another color for pattern repeats.
Yarn needle.
Optional Beading – 80 grams of TOHO 6/0 round beads. (Approximately 1,200 beads)
Beading surface.
Floss threader.

Pattern Notes
The poncho is approximately 28” in circumference at the neck, 14” deep from the neck edge to the bottom edge x 60” in circumference at the widest part of the bottom. It is knit in the round, from the top down. Gauge is 5 sts./in., stockinette stitch.

Thank you to Andrea and Elizabeth for modeling!