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SIZES:

Small 23” L x 10.5” H (58.5 cm x 26.5 cm), blocked

Medium 46” L x 10.5” H (117 cm x 26.5 cm), blocked

Large 80” L x 10.5” H (203 cm x 26.5 cm), blocked 

MATERIALS:

Expression Fiber Arts Beacon DK yarn

Shown in Autumnal Hues: A) Gold, B) Tan, C) Green, and D) Purple

[250 yds/228 m per skein (1,000 yds/912 m per four-skein kit)] 

Total yardage per size: 200 yds (183 m), 475 yds (434 m), 740 yds (677 m)

If those colors aren't available, any from this category will work.

HOOK:

US Size H (5.0 mm) ​​or size needed to obtain gauge

SKILL LEVEL:

Beginner to Adventurous Beginner: For crocheters who are ready to learn some new skills or stitch combinations. Skills include working into the back loop or front loop only, sc2tog, and changing colors.

Notes from the Designer:

Photoperiodism is the scientific term for the change in leaf color in the fall. This cowl nods to the changes in colors of the leaves and gives the opportunity for a meditative crochet experience. Worked primarily in linen stitch, this cowl’s simplicity belies its end beauty. The experience is just as rewarding as the end product.

Available in three sizes, this pattern lets you choose what you’re in the mood for, and the cowl’s color scheme allows for many color variations. Your imagination is your only limit to personalization. 

• Click the Videos tab to watch a tutorial on how to work this pattern.
• Gauge is not crucial to the cowl, but will affect yardage totals.

Designed by Cari Jehlik

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Enjoy your crocheting!

Chandi

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