The Snowflake Cowl was created in my hope for snow this winter.

The last few winters haven’t really been like the winter weather I remember as a child, and my son has never seen real snow. With a few good frosts already, I am hoping for snow this year.
(Edit: Snow arrived whilst I was knitting the sample!)

It took me about 9 hours of knitting to make, so it’s quick too. Perfect for a last minute Christmas gift!

Materials:
~ 1 x skein of Fated Yarns Washford (100% Superwash Merino Wool/ 100g / 225m) - Main Colour uses approximately 66g
~ 1 x skein of Washford in colour Natural by Fated Yarns (100% Superwash Merino Wool/ 100g/ 225m) — Contrast Colour uses approximately 51g
~ 3.50mm 60cm Circular Knitting Needle
~ Darning Needle & Scissors

Difficulty: Beginner

Skills Used:
~ Knit & Purl
~ Stranded Colourwork
~ Knitting in the round

Size:
50cm circumference x 31cm high

Pattern Construction:
The cowl is worked from the bottom up and in the round. Instructions are written but the colourwork motifs are charted only.