

This makes an easy cowl, using only one skein. It's a wonderful project for any beginner who is tired of scarves or a great stash buster for those who have had time to collect an odd ball stash. It's a great portable project. 1 skein dk or worsted weight (size 4) yarn, 100 meters/109 yds. 100% Merino wool US size 8 needles scissors, yarn needle BO - Bind Off needle K -Knit K2tog - knit next 2 stitches together LHN - left hand needle M1L - Make 1 Left M1R - Make 1 Right P - Purl pm- place marker PW - purlwise rm- remove marker RHN - right hand

Size: 6" wide by 11" long when folded Rpt - Repeat RS - Right Side sl1 - slip 1 sm - slip marker ssk - slip, slip, knit St(s) - stitch(es) yo - yarn over WS - Wrong side

Gnstructions
Cast on 20 stitches. Knit every row until 22" long or until you have 3-4 yards left. Bind off. Cut yarn leaving 18" tail. Thread long tail on a yarn needle. Go through last stitch on needle to close. Now sew the bind off edge to the cast on edge to create a circle. Weave in and trim loose ends. If the seam is more noticeable one side, make that the inside of the cowl. Yarn used: 1 skein 100% Merino wool from Uruguay, 50 grams, 100 m/109yds