DESCRIPTION:
This design celebrates the season of Turning: Nature loses her bright colors, crops are harvested to become food, and long, warm days become shorter and cooler. And, our wardrobes begin to favor soft hand knits like this seasonally inspired cowl and glove set. The reversible, double-layered cowl features colorwork on one side, and stripes on the other. It is knit as a long tube with a drawstring casing worked into the half-way point. The piece is finished by knitting the two ends of the tube together, and adding a tidy looking I-cord bind-off. The gloves feature a turned hem and colorwork cuff to match the cowl. Instructions are provided in text and colorwork charts

VIDEO TUTORIALS: Live links to instructional videos have been included in the pattern to help with techniques that may be new to you. You can also find the video tutorials by Clicking Here.

SIZING:

• Cowl: One Size. Approximately 10 inches tall by 24 inches in circumference
• Gloves Ladies Small/Medium: Hand circ at knuckles: 6.75” - 7.25”. Wrist circ: 5.5” - 6.5”
• Gloves Ladies Large: Hand circ at knuckles: 7.5” - 8.5”. Wrist circ: 6” - 8”

YARN REQUIREMENTS:
Five colors of Knit Picks® Stroll fingering weight yarn, or a similar soft and lofty fingering weight yarn, 75% Fine Superwash Merino / 25% Nylon, (50 g / 231 yards)

A: Grizzly Heather (dark brown): Gloves 7 (9) g 33 (42) yards; Cowl: 34 g 157 yards
B: Peapod (lime green): Gloves 4 (5) g 18 (23) yards; Cowl: 22 g 102 yards
C: Goldenrod Heather (mustard): Gloves 6 (7) g 28 (33) yards; Cowl: 15 g 70 yards
D: Cork (tan): Gloves 42 (50) g 194 (231) yards; Cowl: 44 g 203 yards
E: Rainforest Heather (dark green): Gloves 3 (4) g 14 (18) yards; Cowl: 9 g 42 yards

GAUGE:
Cowl: 24 sts = 4” in Stockinette Stitch with two strands held together using US Size 4 needles
Gloves: 32 sts = 4” in Stockinette Stitch using US Size 2 needles

NEEDLES:
Cowl: US Size 4, or as needed for gauge, in your circular method of choice
Gloves: US Size 2, or as needed for gauge, in your circular method of choice

ACCESSORIES NEEDED: Standard knitting tools, waste yarn, stitch markers, and a darning needle to weave in ends.