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TEXTURED TARTAN COWL
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Approximately52inchesaround and 7 inches tall
MATERIALS
· 2 skeins Mountain Meadow Sport (shown here in dark gray) 32" circular, Us 4/3.5mm needles or size to obtain gauge ·1Stitch marker to mark beginning of round (lf you have trouble keeping track of pattern repeats, you can put a stitch marker between each 20 stitch chart repeat. You will need 10 stitch markers in one color and 1 stitch marker in another color to designate beginning of round) · Tapestry needle
GAUGE
20sts and 36 rows = 4 inches in Textured Tartan pattern
NOTE
The pattern and finished dimensions are for a cowl knit with 11 repeats around and 3 repeats tall. For a deeper cowl, add more repeats of the chart. For a longer cowl, cast on more stitches, in multiples of 20.
by Andrea Mules A unisex infinity cowl in a sport-weight yarn that's bound to give you that extra boost of warmth in the unpredictable Spring weather. The cowl features an allover tartan pattern, in knits and purls, in homage to those who wore tartans before us, whether they be on the hills of Scotland, the streets of London, or a club in Seattle. Depending on your yarn choice, the patterning can pop or can remain subtle, as seen here in the Mountain Meadow yarn. All efforts were made to make this pattern error-free. For questions or support please email rosiesyarncellar@gmail.com. @ Rosie's Yarn Cellar 2011. Not to be reproduced or reknit for profit.
TEXTURED TARTAN COWL
DIRECTIONS
CO 220 Join to work in the round, being careful not to twist. Place marker to designate beginning of round. Work 7 rows in garter stitch, starting and ending with a purl row Start chart, always reading from right to left. The cowl contains 11 repeats across of the pattern. Place markers between repeats, if desired. Work entire chart 3 times, width wise. The cowl will have 3 panels of repeats. Work 5 rows in garter stitch, starting and ending with a purl row Weave in ends. Block and enjoy!
All efforts were made to make this pattern error-free. For questions or support please emailrosiesyarncellar@gmail.com. Rosie's Yarn Cellar 2011. Not to be reproduced or reknit for profit.
