Dive into a world of color!
This cowl is a stash-buster! You can use up all 4-ply sock yarn scraps, kalender yarns, mini-skeins, all yarn remnants of fingering and light fingering yarns and thus reduce your stash in a simple and beautiful way!

The cowl is knitted in Pattern Stripes, mainly in Stockinette. The stripes are enriched by a simple Lace Pattern into which small, charming “Dandelions” are worked. This is very quick and easy to do with the help of a crochet hook. You can knit by chart or written descriptions of the patterns, and there is also a photo tutorial for the “Dandelions” so even experienced beginners will succeed.

You are completely free to choose the colors, the number of colors and the color sequence and can let your creativity run wild!*

Measurements:
Circumference: approx. 62 cm
Height: approx. 43 cm

Yarn:
Scraps or single balls of 4-ply sock yarns (plain, mottled, hand-dyed, semi-solid…), fingering or light fingering merino yarns and mixed yarns with a yardage about 400 - 425 m/100 g or 200 - 215 m/50 g.

Consumption:
Approx. 120 g = 480 – 510 m in total
You are on the safe side with 10 g = 40 - 42 m of yarn per stripe + 25 - 30 g for the ribbing

Needles:
1 circular needle 2.5 – 2.75 mm (US 1.5 – 2 / UK 12) for the ribbing (length 40 cm; work with the magic loop method for longer circular needle)
1 circular needle 3 – 3.25 mm (US 2.5 – 3 / UK 10 – 11) or needle size to obtain gauge (length 40 – 60 cm; work with the magic loop method for longer circular needle)
1 crochet hook 3 mm (US C,2 / UK 11)

Notions:
1 stitch marker
A strip of white cardboard or white A4 paper (for the color wraps)
Transparent adhesive tape (e.g. Sellotape)
1 tapestry needle

Pattern: Happy Scrappy Cowl, Ravelry product ID: AA(-7378284
Manufacturer: Annette Aue, Fahrnauer Str. 31, 79650 Schopfheim, Germany
aue.textilgestaltung@web.de
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