This cowl is designed to be smaller at the top and wider at the bottom hem so that it lays nicely around the neck for ultimate warmth. It is long enough to be pulled up over the head to act as a hat and cowl – all in one – keeping your ears warm AND your neck!

This pattern also includes video tutorials and has suggestions on how to make it a bit bigger or smaller if you really want to adjust it.

Supplies:

576 m ( 160 g ) Fingering Weight Yarn ( Sample was knit with Kaleidoscope 100% Superwash Merino Wool Singles – 360m per 100g)
3.00 mm Circular needles ( total length 61cm – I used 13 cm Chiaogoo interchangeable tips with a 35cm cord)
3.5 mm Circular needles – of the same length
Lightbulb Stitch markers to mark every increase round
4 stitch markers, 1 of them must be
distinctive to mark the BOR
Scissors and a yarn needle to weave in ends

Sizes:

One Size - measured flat

25cm wide at the top,
40 cm wide at the bottom hem and
48 cm long

Gauge:

27 sts x 40 rounds for 10 x 10 cm
after blocking in 3.5mm needles.