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Winter Breeze Cowl
Gauge: for main stitch pattern -charted stitches 11-46
Sport: 36 stitches/5-6 inches
Worsted: 36 Stitches/ 8-9 inches
Winter Breeze was designed with winter in mind. It is an airy cowl that is knit flat and then joined together at the ends. It is designed to be wide and long enough to keep out the cold when looped around your neck twice. It also wears perfectly in warmer weather as a smaller cowl to ward of cooler wind.
Needles Size, Yarn Weight, and Gauge are all adjustable, just remember the cowl is designed to have a fabric that is movable and drapes nicely. You do not want large open stitches that let a lot of air through or small tight stitches that will create a dense fabric. If your gauge is too loose the mock cables will not stand out.
Thank you so much to my test knitters Juliper, Victorianstudio, and Luchilucy
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