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Star Dust
Wear this over a wedding dress or when you need something that keeps you warm without adding a lot of weight.
This airy cowl is worked sideways with 6 strands of lace weight yarn held together.
If you choose a different yarn for this project you will only need about 225 yards!!
Short rows will make the neck part tighter than the bottom section. Of course you can use any other yarn that knits up to the same gauge.
You can mark off every row for this pattern! No getting lost.
With the big needles you can knit this in no time! The cables are easy and fun and make it drape really well!
I have made this cowl with Rowan’s Kidsilk Haze 6 strands held together. It is truly beautiful. It would also look stunning in any other yarn as long as the gauge is similar.
The picture shows the bigger size.
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- First published: March 2016
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