Maybe you remember learning about Pi (3.14159) in school and have a vague recollection of how it applies to real life situations. No, me neither. If you are more like me, maybe you are more familiar with Pi Day, March 14th (3.14) where you focus on eating pies.

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So, in honor of Pi Day, I have created the Pi Plus Cowl, a knit interpretation of pi (π). Change colors in pattern of pi.

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{SKILL LEVEL}
Advance Beginner

{FINISHED MEASUREMENT}
6” wide and 33” circumference

{MATERIALS}
Yarn: Knit Picks Mighty Stitch (80% Acrylic, 20% Superwash Wool); 208 yards/190 meters/100 grams; 26827 Gulfstream (C1), 26819 Navy (C2), 26820 Silver (C3), 26815 Serrano (C4), 26826 Spruce – 1 skein each
Needle: US 8 (5.0 mm) 16” circular needle or size to obtain gauge
Extras: Yarn needle, stitch marker, scrap yarn, spare needled, (optional) crochet hook for provisional cast-on
Gauge: 20 sts and 26 rows = 4” in St st

{PATTERN NOTES}
The Pi Plus Cowl is worked in the round beginning with a provisional cast-on and grafted to seam ends. See {Resources} at the end of the pattern for links to tutorials.

As you change colors, carry colors along up on the inside of the cowl. To keep yarn from tangle, I cut yarn every color change and secure on the inside without weaving in the ends completely as the end will be on the inside of the cowl and will never be seen. Just make sure those ends are secure.