25 June 2020
Published a revised version of the smallest size to include ideas to fit toys plus some minor changes to instructions. Please update your library to the current version. Smallest size is now known as Jindivick Junior.

28 May 2020
Discovered that I had made an error on Row 2 of initial setup during recent update. R2 should state: Using CC, K2, KFB, KFB, PM, K1, PM, KFB, KFB, K2 (13 sts) Update published.

26 May 2020
Update published altering instructions for working after joining in the round.
I have also added a low vision version.

21 May 2020
Minor update published making changes to garter tab and first colour change.

Named after the lush rolling hills of Jindivick in Victoria, this easy to wear 2-colour cowl is a simple but effective knit that makes use of the multicoloured single skeins that we all seem to have.

By varying the colours and textures (ie; gradients, self-striping, variegated, fluffy, handspun) the possibilities are endless but you will have a cowl that tucks nicely under a jacket without all the bulkiness at the back, and fits warmly around the throat.
The smaller version is suited to a child or very small adult and has slightly different shaping. Both sizes are available for download as separate files.

Commencing at the neckline on straight needles (or circulars if you prefer) and using a garter-tab you will knit back on forth to a particular point before joining in the round.

Needles and Notions
Size 4.00mm straight needles and 4.00mm circular in 60cm
Three stitch markers - one being a different colour
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends

Many thanks to my testers margaretmcd and purplevelvet for your work and feedback.

The adult sized pattern is low vision accessible. There is a separate PDF of the pattern that is written in 22 point, all black, Arial font. The directions are fully written out. The pattern contains no italics. There is one schematic and all of the information contained in the schematic is written out.