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Ridge Run
The ridge run is treasured by skiers for the incredible views it affords, but it is often extra chilly as the wind crests the mountain top. An ear warmer and cowl are the perfect accessories to keep the chill at bay. Short rows combined with tuck ridges in a contrasting color create interest while emphasizing the flow of the fabric. Not a skier? Knit them in your favorite team colors to show your support while staying warm in the stadium.
Finished Sizes
Ear warmer - Approximately 17.5 (20)” circumference
Cowl - Approximately 20” circumference x 3.5” width
Yarn
Samples were made with Bijou Basin Himalayan Trail in colors Lallybroch #44 (A) and Dinna Fash #49 (B).
50 yds in each of two colors - Fingering weight - Ear warmer
80 yds in each of two colors - Fingering weight - Cowl
Needles
3.75 mm (US #5) 24” circular needle
Second circular needle the same size or smaller
(Ear warmer only)
Notions
Stitch Marker
Tapestry Needle
Gauge
20 sts and 32 rows = 10 cm (4”) in Stockinette
Skills Required
• Provisional Cast-On
• Working short rows
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