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Wave Cathedral Cowl
This meditative cowl uses increases and decreases to create the undulating, wave motif. Double thick to keep you warm and keep the wind off your neck. I imagine wearing this cowl snug over my neck and face while looking out, the cold wind rolling off the waves.
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Construction:
This cowl is knit in the round to create a tube. This tube will be seamed together at the ends to create a double-thick cowl of the recommended length or your preferred length. Tips are provided for making a “seamless” cowl.
Materials:
- US 8 / 5 mm : I used 16” / 40.5 cm circular needles. The tube will be about 18.75” /48 cm so choose needles accordingly.
- Tapestry Needle (for weaving in ends)
- 4 Markers (or waste yarn) : One marker should be different than the other 3 to show your beginning of the round.
Skills in this Pattern:
- Long Tail Cast On or Preferred Cast On
- Knit stitch in the round
- Right-leaning increase (Make 1 Right)
- Left-leaning increase (Make 1 Left)
- Right-leaning decrease (knit 2 together)
- Left-leaning decrease (slip, slip, knit)
- Reading written texture instructions OR charted texture instructions
- Knitted Bind Off or Preferred Bind off
- Mattress Stitch
- Optional: Provisional Cast On
- Optional: Kitchener Stitch
Yarn:
About 275 (330, 375) yds / 252 (302, 343) m of DK weight yarn.
- The sample used 100% Superwash Merino (Berry DK by Woolberry Fiber Co. in Seashore)
- I recommend using a yarn that feels plush and cozy! I used a 3-ply yarn which has bounce and great stitch definition. My sample uses superwash wool which grows with washing/blocking. If you are using a yarn that does not grow as much (acrylic, non-superwash wool, etc), the result may be smaller. You can find more recommendations on adjusting the sizing to your needs below.
Gauge:
Measured in a 6.25” x 4” / 16 cm x 10 cm area, knit in the round, and laid flat to block.
- 30 stitches and 24 rows in Chart A
Sizing:
This pattern is written in one height (9.25” / 24 cm) and three written lengths 20” / 50 cm (24” / 60 cm, 28” / 70 cm). Tips for how to modify height and circumference are included in the pattern.
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