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Nopalito
It’s almost unbelievable how soft and cozy this cowl is. Katara is a buttery soft blend of yak down and merino that just glides through your fingers and across your needles. The textured pattern adds to the smoosh-ability. I highly recommend this as an everyday cowl because it’s just that wonderful to wear.
Yarn Options
Katara (98 y per skein)
As shown on model:
Katara in Prince (purple), 3 skeins, approximately 290 y total
-OR-
Katara in Olivia (green), 3 skeins, approximately 290 y total
Cricket (250 y per skein)
2 skeins needed to achieve length shown on model. Cowl can be knit with 1 skein to create a shorter cowl, or you can use all of 2 skeins to create a much longer cowl.
Croquet (230 y per skein)
2 skeins required to achieve length shown on model. A single skein is unlikely to create a cowl long enough to be comfortable for most people.
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- First published: February 2020
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