Annabella’s Cowl Pattern

Name: Annabella’s Cowl Pattern
Brand: cyt
SKU: PDF-CC-AC
Price: 7.0 USD
Availability: InStock

“It'll be the most versatile piece you own.”

Our friend Annabella Serra rarely knits from a pattern. She just takes off and makes it up as she goes! We love this cowl she created—with its lavish length and unexpected switch from rib to stockinette—and she was kind enough to share it with us. Knit in a sublimely soft pairing of Alchemy hand-dyed yarns, it’ll be the most versatile piece you own.

Be sure to see the "Knitter's Notes".

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“It'll be the most versatile piece you own.”

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Shown in DK-weight silk or silk blend plus lace-weight mohair yarn/

The simple stitch pattern, knit-in-the-round with seamless construction, is suitable for a beginning knitter. It will be the most versatile piece you own.

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Yarn requirements

Approx. 325 yds/297m of an equivalent dk-weight silk or silk-blend yarn and 325 yds/297m of an equivalent lace-weight mohair yarn. If you want to substitute other yarns, be sure to choose a dk-weight yarn that’s at least 50% silk so it will drape nicely and its luster will catch the light. Lace-weight mohair adds a hazy aura that allows you to knit more loosely for great drape—choose one that’s soft enough to wear next to your skin.

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Gauge

Knitter's notes

The simple stitch pattern and knit-in-the-round, seamless construction make this an easy project, suitable for a beginning knitter. Make sure you get your cowl joined without a twist. Check when you join, and check again as you near the end of your first round. If you discover a twist at that point, you can fix it at the end of the round, rotating your needles around each other. If you go on and discover a twist after you've begun your second round, or later, there is nothing to do but pull out your work and begin again. It's happened to all of us at some point!

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Annabella’s Cowl Pattern