Withywindle Cowl
by Michele DuNaier
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Withywindle Cowl
Starting at front top center, the cowl at first is worked identical to the Goldberry shawl. At Row 19, a long chain is made to encircle the neck (variable length to your desired fit), and then additional rows are worked down to the final Leaf lower edging row. The top edging rows provide a slightly curled top edge.
The directions are written as well as charted. Takes about 250 yards of DK weight yarn.
About this pattern
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4.8
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26 votes
clarity rating
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5.0
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6 votes
average difficulty from
26 ratings
About this yarn
by Kraemer Yarns
DK
70% Acrylic, 30% Merino
260 yards
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100
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1488 projects
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