The Robin Hood Two is so very cozy and warm. A generous hood and stylish shape make this a unique accessory. It can be worn under or over your outerwear and adds an extra layer of warmth. Perfect for everyone. Knit it all in one color or with coordinating colors.

The three sizes are child, teen/small adult, and medium/large adult. Size in pics is the teen/small adult on a Size 12 mannequin. For a looser fit and larger more generous hood, use one size larger than size needed.

Robin Hood’s Bandana Cowl Two is knit using worsted weight wool on U.S. Size 7 needles. This is the companion pattern to Robin Hood’s Bandana Cowl One which is knit using #5 bulky yarn and larger needles.
That pattern and Maid Marian Bandana Cowl are available in my Raverly shop.

Bulky
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/robin-hood-bandan...
Maid Marian
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/maid-marian-hoode...

Measurements after Blocking
Child
Neck Opening Circumference – 16 inches
Cowl width at widest part – 12 inches
Cowl length from neck to tip – 14 inches
Hood – 12 inches high x 8 inches wide

Teen/Small Adult
Neck opening circumference - 18 inches
Cowl width at widest part – 14 inches
Cowl length from neck to tip – 16 inches
Hood – 14 inches high x 9.5 inches wide

Medium/Large Adult
Neck opening circumference – 20 – 21 inches
Cowl width at widest part – 15.5 inches
Cowl length from neck to tip – 18 inches
Hood – 15 inches high x 10.5 inches wide

Materials:
U.S. Size 7 16 and 24-inch circular needles – can use interchangeables
Recommend using natural fiber yarns because they block so nicely
Approximately 310 (340, 400) yards of #4 worsted weight of which 40 (50) 60 yards is used for the brim (if using coordinating color)
Cable needle or dpn to use as cable needle
Two stitch markers

Gauge: 20 stitches and 26 rows = 4 inches by 4 inches on U.S. Size 7 needles in Stockinette stitch

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