The Mokuti Cowl is a warm and colorful piece, created using the crochet linen stitch. The name comes from my husband, who collects metal tools. When he saw this piece, he thought it looked similar to the Mokuti effect, which combines multiple metals to create an interesting color design.

Multiple colors were used to create a depth of color and to keep this piece interesting while you’re making it.
Instructions are included for both a 3-color and 2- color version. Tonals were used in the 3-color piece, and a tonal plus a variegated for the 2-color version. My goal was to create a pattern with a variety of options.

Materials Used
3-Color Version - Using Anzula Cricket DK
Total yardage is 340 yards/155 g of DK weight yarn. The full skeins were not used for this cowl.
Color A = Slate (135 yards/ 59g used)
Color B = Maiden (115 yards/49g used)
Color C = Irene (90 yards/38g used)

2-Color Version - Using Candy Skein Tasty DK
Total yardage used is 350 yards/ 160 grams of DK weight yarn. The full skeins were not used for this cowl.
Color A = Grape Soda (175 yards/90grams)
Color B = Neverland Nougat (175 yards /90grams)

Gauge
10 stitches & 11 rounds in 4” (10 cm) x 4” (10 cm) square measured after a light blocking.

Finished Dimensions
7” (18 cm) tall and 44” (112 cm) in diameter, after a light blocking.