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FINISHED SIZE:
20" high, 24" top circumference, 44" bottom circumference (51 cm high, 61 cm top circumference, 112 bottom circumference)
MATERIALS:
Expression Fiber Arts Buttery Bulky Yarn
Sample used: 2 skeins each (3.5 oz/120 yds, 100 g/110 m) of Marshmallow (MC) and Mountain Top (CC)
Sample shown used approximately 351 yds (173 yds MC, 178 yds CC) total.
If those colors aren’t available, any from this category will work.
NEEDLES:
US size 15 (10.0 mm) 24" circular needles or whatever size cable desired to accommodate the number of stitches
Adjust needle size to obtain an accurate gauge.
SKILL LEVEL:
Adventurous beginner: Skills/concepts include working in the round, two-color ribbing and two basic decrease stitches.
Notes From the Designer:
Keep it cozy with a thick, sumptuous cowl. Create rich texture with two-color ribbing worked in the round. With a larger circumference at the shoulders and a smaller circumference at the head, this subtle cone shape is reminiscent of the beautifully striated, conical shells of conasprella sea snails.
- Click the Videos tab to learn how to knit the cowl.
- To adjust the cowl, you may add or subtract in multiples of 4.
- As you decrease, you may find it easier to adjust to a smaller cord length.
- You can BO using knit sts, Jeny’s Surprisingly Stretchy Bind Off, or in pattern, as you prefer.
Designed by Janica York Carter
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Enjoy your knitting!
Chandi
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