Tweedledum and Tweedledee Cowl

by Chroma Yarns The Jabberwock described this (well, actually he hissed and spat) he described this pattern as a decorative cowl created using two weight yarns and a simple repeating pattern. The Jabberwock is not a generous beast when it comes to descriptions. I, on the other hand. Think this is a lovely design which magically appears when the item is blocked,' said Alice.

Size: About 20cm deep and 130cm around.
Gauge:Not essential but the Dormouseknit this one using 5mm needles as 18.5 stitches and 32 rows (2 chart repeats) per 10cm. Well done,Dormouse. Yarn: Chroma Lambswool DK and Chroma SockYarnBFL andNylon Needles:5mm Notions: a safety pin or stitch marker. Maybe blocking wires if you should so wish.




Knit 一PurlSlip with yarn in back
Instructions
Yarn A = Chroma Metamorphosis Sock Yarn 25g (green on chart) Yarn B = Chroma Metamorphosis Lambswool 85g (blue on chart)
Cast on 233 stitches loosely with yarn A using 5mm needles.
Join in the round by knitting the first and last stitches together. Do not twist the knitting! (232 stitche. Follow chart or written instructions. Rounds 1, 2 9 and10 use yarn A - Chroma SockYarn All otherroundsuseyarnB-ChromaLambswool Round 1: k all stitches Round 2: p all stitches Round 3: k6, slip2 wyib repeat to end of round Round 4: k6, slip2 wyib repeat to end of round Round 5: k6, slip2 wyib repeat to end of round Round 6: k6, slip2 wyib repeat to end of round Round 7: k6, slip2 wyib repeat to end of round Round 8: k6, slip2 wyib repeat to end of round Round 9: k all stitches Round 10: p all stitches Round 11: k2, slip2 wyib, k4 repeat to end of round Round 12: k2, slip2 wyib, k4 repeat to end of round Round 13: k2, slip2 wyib, k4 repeat to end of round Round 14: k2, slip2 wyib, k4 repeat to end of round Round 15: k2, slip2 wyib, k4 repeat to end of round Round 16: k2, slip2 wyib, k4 repeat to end of round Knit 2 rows using yarn A loosely.
Cast off
Knit Ist stitch through back of loop \*slip the stitch back to the left needle purlwise, knit 2 togetherthrough back of loops \* ; repeat from \* to
Finishing
Sew in loose ends and block. How I blocked the cowl using blocking wires..

2 wires top and bottom for the length of the cowl. One wire for the depth each side. Block the cowl to form the hexagon shapes. Tips: wrap yarns around one another at the end of every round, aka intarsia technique, so that the yarn not in use is 'carried' up the rows as you go. Mark the beginning of a round with a safety pin or stitch marker. Remember to change yarns at the marker as the chart dictates. The pattern 'stepping' will not be noticable in the finished cowl.
Clue 2 of the Alice Treasure Hunt: Search Wonderland to Find the Twins in Alice's Prize and the Queen's Game'
E | C | A | R | R | 0 | L | L | D | E | R |
S | c | A | L | D | U | C | H | E | S | S |
U | S | R | W | U | 0 | G | L | T | T | |
0 | Y | E | 0 | M | T | D | J | B | U | R |
M | L | P | N | N | K | c | 0 | M | R | A |
R | P | G | Q | U | W | N | T | T | ||
0 | E | N | E | E | U | Q | L | A | ||
0 | B | P | A | L | c | E | H | E | R | |
D | E | E | E | A | N | K | T | A | c |
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