Grab 5 of your favorite worsted minis and give this 1 x 1 colorwork cowl a go! Perfect for colorwork lovers and newbies alike. If you would like a longer or shorter cowl, add or remove rounds 1-9 to the center section.

Wondering Colors is easy to make and easy to wear asymmetrical triangle-shaped shawl. You start at one tip and work your way along until your bind off creates the triangle point and the other tip. This shape creates plenty of snuggly fabric to wrap around you but none of the cumbersome depth to wrangle. The loose gauge and garter rows create th...

Wing & A Prayer Farm’s new Clun Forest yarn will soon become your favorite workhorse yarn. This shawl features a skein of natural and one dyed skein. The yarn is plump, squishy, and rustic yet soft. Worked top down with extra edge increases to give it a wider width for wrapping without adding extra depth. Perfect size to keep the chill off ...

Woven Studio wrap is a classic reversible wrap worked in the round. You create fringe as you go, dropped stitches that get steeked at the end! A loose gauge gives the Aran weight yarn an amazing wearable drape. Perfect for all occasions!

From Wool, With Love is worked sideways with increases and decreases along the bottom of the shawl. A simple rib stitch is worked in one color and also with two colors to create a unique woven, reversible texture. The colorwork is easy and the yarn is held the same on both sides of the shawl. Worked at a loose gauge for the perfect amount of dr...

This crescent shawl is worked from end to end, with increases and decreases to create the long, curved shape. Colorwork rows are worked on the bottom edge of the shawl to showcase a low-contrast color shift, and loop stitch is worked on the opposite edge with a third contrast color, providing a strong textural element.

I hope you love this warm bulky wrap as much as I do!