Is it weaving or is it an illusion? This two-tone cowl is hand knitted in the round using moss stitch and woven float technique. Stitches are knit and purl. Basic chart reading required.

The Woven Illusion Cowl is a lovely, quick project featuring a unique woven effect based on a vintage idea. Not a lot of yarn is needed so it’s a wonderful stash buster. Choose two high contrast colours. MC (Main Colour) is used to create bold lines. CC (Contrast Colour) makes the grid which can create a design all by itself. Add some fun with one hand dyed skein matched to a plain, solid colour or experiment with tweed yarns or slow graduated colour changes.

The pattern makes a dense and cuddly cowl to keep out the cold and is tall enough to cover your ears.

Dimensions
Regular size: 74 cm (29″) x 20 cm (7 ¾″)
Large size: 94 cm (37″) x 20 cm (7 ¾″)

Yardage
DK weight yarn in two colours.

Regular size:
MC (Main Colour) 85 metres / 93 yards
CC (Contrast Colour) 135 metres / 148 yards.
Large size:
MC (Main Colour) 105 metres / 115 yards
CC (Contrast Colour) 170 metres / 185 yards.

Equipment
Regular size: 4mm (US size 6) circular needle 60cm (24″) long
Large size: 4mm (US size 6) circular needle 80cm (32″) long
Darning needle
Open lock stitch markers in two colours.
Small scissors

Included in the pattern
Instructions on how to do the weaving technique with knitting needles including photos.
Chart plus full written chart instructions.
Tips on working easier and how to fix mistakes.
How to alter the cowl height and width.

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