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Located in the hills above Kelowna, BC, Myra Canyon is a beautiful and historic section of the Kettle Valley Railway, originally built by hand at the turn of the last century. This impressive landmark is now a world-famous hiking/cycling trail, highlighted by two tunnels, eighteen trestle bridges, and breathtaking views.

Staying warm has never looked so good! This cozy cowl is the perfect addition to your winter wardrobe, with its squishy garter borders and all-over texture. The trestle-inspired twists are worked without a cable needle, making this cowl the perfect introduction to cable knitting.

| FINISHED MEASUREMENTS |

26” / 67cm around by 11” / 28cm tall.

All measurements taken unstretched after blocking.

| YARDAGE REQUIREMENTS |

DK/light worsted weight yarn: 310y/285m (130g).
The cabled texture shows best with a solid, tonal, kettle-dyed, or lightly speckled colourway.

| MATERIALS |

Suggested yarn: House of a la Mode House DK Single Ply (100% merino; single-ply; 240y/220m per 100g), or any DK/light worsted weight yarn of similar yardage and weight.

Shown in: Daydreams.

Notions: stitch marker, darning needle.

| GAUGE/SUGGESTED NEEDLES |

18 st over 4” / 10cm in stockinette stitch and 19 st over 4” / 10cm in pattern, with larger needles, after blocking.

A different gauge will affect finished measurements and yardage requirements.

Needles: 5mm (US 8), or size needed to obtain listed gauge; AND 4mm (US 6), or two sizes smaller than size needed to obtain listed gauge, 16–22” / 40–55 cm circular needle, or longer for magic loop.

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As with all our designs, we happily offer pattern support and answer your questions about fit or yarn choices.

This pattern has been test knit and tech edited.