Vermonting Cowl is inspired by this unbelievably gorgeous yarn from Junction Fiber Mills located in Vermont. The colors blend together so seamlessly. Vermont is one of my favorite places. It’s a very special, unique place. When I go there I say that I’m “Vermonting”. Vermonting Cowl is a triangle shape with increases on each side, garter band on each edge, and a stitch repeat of knits and purls. Knit flat on circular or straight needles, this scarf is easy to follow while watching tv and movies.

Yarn
2 skeins (approx 420 yards/384 meters total) of Junction Fiber Mill Making Tracks Lite. Color: Vermont Vice

Needles
Size US 6/4.0mm and circular or straight needles (Use needle size needed to obtain gauge.)

Measurements
Length: 34”/86cm from widest triangle points
Height: 22”/56cm from cast on edge to bind off
If you want it longer, it will affect yardage.

Techniques
Cast on
Knit
Purl
Increases (M1L, M1R)

Gauge
22 stitches and 25 rows in stockinette = 4”/10cm on size US 6/4.0mm needle or size needed to obtain gauge.