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My Leyland Cypress Cowl is a knit bandana cowl inspired by Leyland Cypress hedges, early morning garden walks, and the joy of meditative textures amidst quick knits. As we cozy up, light the fireplace, and hunker down for the frosty winter weather, I aimed to infuse all of the seasonal sensory inspiration that surrounds us into this design in tandem with the instant gratification of this beautiful Happy Place: Apricity yarn that Toni of TL Yarn Crafts developed with Hobbii. I envision this cowl being worn as an everyday and every occasion staple with your favorite vest, sweater, puffer coat, or wool overcoat. The ethereal blown yarn bring a lofty yet insulating fabric that’s full of depth when paired with this cozy waffle-like stitch, and the bandana construction makes this the perfect functional statement piece that you’ll never worry about falling off of your shoulders!

MATERIALS:

YARN

4 skeins Happy Place Apricity (65% alpaca, 28% polyamide, 7% wool; 131 yds (120 m), 50 g each), approx. used 500 yds (458 m)

Finished Dimensions:

27" (68.7 cm) circ. at top opening x 24.75" (62.8 cm) deep at front x 9.5” (24.1 cm) deep at back neck

Gauge: 12 sts & 20 rows/4” or 10cm in textured stitch pattern, worked flat

Needles & Notions:

US 11/8.00 mm 32” circular needles.

(3 or more) Locking stitch markers

Tapestry Needle

Scissors

Share photos of your progress by using the hashtag #LeylandCypressCowl

This Bauhaus-inspired crocheted throw artfully combines colors to create the appearance of a bold accent stripe overlaid on an abstract composition of black rectangles. Inspired by the layers of transparency in a paned greenhouse, this design will feel right at home in playful, modern spaces. The fabric is worked using basic single crochet stitches, allowing the colorful geometry of the intarsia design to take center stage. The blanket pictured uses four colors, though it’s easy to envision ways of exploring the design using six, eight, or more.

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**Construction**

Blanket is worked flat in one piece from the bottom up. An optional applied i-cord border is worked around the edges of the finished blanket.

**Finished Dimensions**

Small Throw 

* W: 53¾″/136.75 cm × L: 57″/145 cm

**Yarn**

* 1311 yards/1199 meters C1, 691 yards/632 meters C2, 621 yards/568 meters C3, and 485 yards/443 meters C4 of worsted weight wool yarn
* Shown in Brooklyn Tweed *Shelter* (140 yards/50 g) in colors *Snowbound* (C1), *Cadet* (C2), *Cast Iron* (C3), *Deep Dive* (C4)

**Gauge**

13 stitches & 16 rows = 4″/10 cm in blocked single crochet

**Hook**

Suggested size: US H-8/5 mm or size needed to obtain gauge

**Tutorials for all special techniques listed below are included:** 

* Foundation Single Crochet (fsc)
* Grafting
* Blocking

**Skill Level**

3 out of 5: Intermediate

Embodying all the summer chill vibes, this is the pattern for my Check In Bucket Hat. A tapestry crochet bucket hat inspired by checkered beach umbrellas, the relaxation experienced on a summer get-away, and the satisfaction of pairing different two-color combinations. Experiment with a special tonal colorway that’s been giving you heart eyes, or choose a multicolor palette to jazz it up, and wip it out for your next sip and stitch or “gift in a pinch” situation.

MATERIALS

YARN

* 2 skeins Magpie Fibers Quartet Worsted
  (100% superfine sw merino wool 210
  yds, 100 g each)
  
  Seen in the Orange + Natural colored
  sample
  
  2 skeins Malabrigo Rios (100% sw
  merino wool 210 yds, 100 g each)
  
  Seen in the Green + Dark Green and
  Blue + Dark Blue samples
  
  or 149 yards of any worsted weight
  yarn per color (A=dark color; B=light
  color)

Finished Dimensions:

19" circumference x 4" tall (excluding brim)

23” circumference x 3.75” tall (excluding brim)

26" circumference x 4.75" tall (excluding brim)

Skill level: Intermediate [3/5]

Gauge: 18sts & 11 rows/4” or 10cm in double crochet worked in the round

Hooks & Notions:

US H- 5.00MM crochet hook

(1-2) Locking stitch markers (optional)

Blunt Tapestry Needle

Scissors

Share photos of your progress by using the hashtag #CheckInBucketHat

A classic shawl shape made from both knit and crochet. 

craft: knit and crochet

difficulty level: intermediate

yarn: bamboo sock

1631 yards

needles: US 10 (6mm) knitting needles
hook: US J/10 (6mm)

finished dimensions: 80" along the longest edge X 21.5" deep

The Deux Shawl was designed by Vincent Williams for our 2023 Spring Lookbook. 

The Zaniah hat (pronounced zah-NYE- a ) is a cable knit hat inspired by an ethereal night sky, the burning tails of meteors, and a star of the same name - Zaniah. This will surely be one of those projects where you can learn a new skill, take to your stitch night, and be enchanted as you see the cables come together to form a star at the crown!

Skill Level: Intermediate Knitting Pattern

Languages Available: English

**Materials**
Suggested Yarn:
madelinetosh Tosh Vintage Category #4 Worsted
Needles: US 5.0 - 3.75 mm 16" circular
US 7.0 - 4.5 mm 16" circular
US 7.0 - 4.5 mm set of dpns or 32" (or longer) circular needle for magic loop
Gauges:
32 stitches x 29 rows = 4 inches in cable pattern on larger needles

My Oscillate Shawl is a knit boomerang shawl design inspired by the undulating sea of colorful tree foliage that is the Blue Ridge Mountains amidst peak fall, the urge to "gift knit," and the satisfaction of seeing a colorway shine in multiple textures. I aimed to infuse all of the seasonal sensory inspiration that surrounds us into this design in tandem with the opportunity to let a colorway shine in both garter and stockinette. I envision this shawl being worn either front and center in a bandanna style, wrapped all close and cozy around the neck in the cooler evenings, gracefully flung over one shoulder, or even warming your crown as a headwrap.

MATERIALS

YARN

1 (4oz) + 1 (8oz) skein CeCe's Wool worsted (100% sw merino; 280 yds / 4 oz skein & 560 yds / 8 oz skein)

or 778-800 yards of any worsted weight yarn

GAUGE

17 sts & 24 rows/4”(10cm) in stockinette, worked flat

NEEDLES

US 8 (5.00 mm) 40-47” circular needles. 

FINISHED DIMENSIONS

75” along longest side x 17.75" deep

Share photos of your progress by using the hashtag #OscillateShawl and #VisuviosCrafts

This pattern is a copyright of Vincent Williams of Visuvio's Crafts. Oscillate Shawls created using this pattern may be sold in small quantities (less than 25 total) with written consent first given by Vincent Williams of Visuvio's Crafts. Credit must be given to Visuvio's Crafts / visuvioscrafts.com. Pattern and photos can not be used for resale purposes. 

My Undulate Shawl is a knit triangle shawl design inspired by the undulating sea of colorful tree foliage that is the Blue Ridge Mountains amidst peak fall, the urge to "gift knit," and the satisfaction of seeing a colorway shine in multiple textures. I aimed to infuse all of the seasonal sensory inspiration that surrounds us into this design in tandem with the opportunity to let a colorway shine in both garter and stockinette. I envision this shawl being worn either front and center in a bandanna style, wrapped around your shoulders in the cooler evenings, gracefully flung over one shoulder, or even warming your crown as a headwrap.

MATERIALS

YARN

Purple-ish Sample:
3 skeins LolaBeanYarn Co Pinto Bean (100% sw merino; 250 yds per 115 g skein)

or 774-802 yards of any DK weight yarn

Neutral-ish Sample:
4 skeins Madelinetosh Tosh DK (100% sw merino; 225 yds per 100 g skein)

(I used 850 yards in the Madelinetosh ‘GG Loves Silver Linings’ colorway to make a slightly larger version in this second shawl sample. I continued the repeat as listed in the pattern notes page to make the larger modification.)


GAUGE

18 sts & 24 rows/4”(10cm) in stockinette, worked flat

NEEDLES

US 7 (4.50 mm) 40-47” circular needles. 

FINISHED DIMENSIONS

(Purple-ish Sample) 59” along longest side x 27.5" deep
(Neutral-ish Sample) 64" along the longest side x 33" deep

Share photos of your progress by using the hashtag #UndulateShawl and #VisuviosCrafts

This pattern is a copyright of Vincent Williams of Visuvio's Crafts. Undulate Shawls created using this pattern may be sold in small quantities (less than 25 total) with written consent first given by Vincent Williams of Visuvio's Crafts. Credit must be given to Visuvio's Crafts / visuvioscrafts.com. Pattern and photos can not be used for resale purposes. 

The Canopy Bag is a tapestry crochet colorwork design that sources inspiration from African wooden sculptures, the lush swaying greenery seen in the mountains, and the crown shyness phenomenon in tree canopies.

Experiment with color, learn new crochet techniques, and sport this bag to your next sip and stitch as a glorious project bag, or even as an everyday tote!

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Bag: 9.25” tall x 8.5” wide x 4” deep

MATERIALS
Yarn: Katia Basic Merino  

* 393 yards main color - "black (2)"
* 292 yards contrast color - "light grey
  (38)"

Crochet hook: US E/4 (3.50 mm)

NOTIONS
Tapestry needle
5 locking or split ring stitch markers (optional)
2x (1.5”) D-rings
Leather strap or additional yarn to make a crocheted strap
16”x15” piece of cotton fabric (optional)
Sewing needle + thread to match cotton fabric (optional)

GAUGE
26 sts and 21 rounds = 4” in Stitch Pattern , blocked.


NOTES
This bag is constructed/worked seamlessly, in-the-round, with continuous rounds. This bag is constructed in four major sections: (1) the rectangular base, (2) the body of the bag, (3) the sewn cotton lining, and (4) the D-ring tab + removable shoulder/crossbody strap combo.

The project features a single crochet through the back loop only (sc-blo), which creates a beautifully braided horizontal texture on the fabric. 

**Note that the instructions for the base are written and charted, while the body is charted only, and the leather/crochet shoulder strap is written only.**

Equanimity is a texture-centric crochet cowl/infinity scarf that sources inspiration from linear wood grain motifs, the scent of an herb garden after a fresh bout of rain, and peaceful crocheting time.

SIZES
Cowl, Infinity Scarf

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Cowl:
27.5" circumference x 9" tall
Infinity Scarf:
64" circumference x 9" tall

YARN 
270 yds of Concept Cotton Merino (70% Cotton, 30% Virgin Wool; 115 yds per 50 g skein)

3 skeins in color no. 122 Light Green (cowl)
6 skeins in color no. 122 Light Green (infinity)

NEEDLES AND NOTIONS
US H (5.00 mm) crochet hook
List applicable notions: Tapestry needle, locking or split ring stitch markers (optional).

GAUGE
16 sts and 16 rows = 4" in Stitch Pattern, blocked


Embodying festive energy and cozy, wintery craft vibes, this is the pattern for my Aspen Christmas Stocking. The design is a tapestry crochet holiday stocking inspired by classic Christmas colors and the magic of a season’s first snowfall that caps mountains and treetops. This is a perfect crochet project for any winter wonderland lover! Experiment with color, learn new crochet techniques, and “sleigh” the mantle this year with your new handmade stocking!

MATERIALS

**YARN**

Lion Brand 24/7 cotton yarn or any worsted weight mercerized cotton yarn in two colors

290 yards / 155 grams Color A (White)

146 yards / 78 grams Color B (Red)

Approx. 233 grams total

**GAUGE**

6 sts x 5 rows = 1” in tapestry crochet sc-bl technique

**HOOK**

US E/4 - 3.50 mm crochet hook

**FINISHED DIMENSIONS**

20.5” tall x 16.5” circumference at the leg

Share photos of your progress by using the hashtag #AspenStocking

This is a PATTERN ONLY and not a physical product.

Embodying chic, cozy, and wintery vibes, this is the pattern for my Sleigh Tracks Christmas Stocking. The design is a cable knit holiday stocking inspired by linear trails left when a sled/sleigh travels through fresh snow, the joy of having the fluffiest marshmallows in your hot cocoa, and the texture of snow-capped evergreens. This is a perfect knit project for any winter wonderland lover! Experiment with color, fall into the rhythm of cable knitting techniques, and “sleigh” the mantle this year with your new handmade stocking!

MATERIALS

**YARN**

Lion Brand ‘Color Theory‘ yarn or any worsted weight yarn

415 yards used in colorway ‘Moonbeam’

**GAUGE**

20 sts x 26 rnds = 4” in moss st, worked in the round (blocked)

**NEEDLE & NOTIONS**

US 7 / 4.50 mm 16” and 32” (or longer) circular needle if choosing to use the magic loop technique.

2 stitch markers

**FINISHED DIMENSIONS**

18.5” tall x 9” width when laid flat

Share photos of your progress by using the hashtag #SleighTracksStocking

This is a PATTERN ONLY and not a physical product.

My Mix & Master Shawl embodies peaceful creativity at sunrise and the elegant drape of a merino, cashmere, silk, and mohair fiber blend. The design is a rectangular knit shawl inspired by the geometric visuals seen when mixing with levels (think music engineering), the joy/goosebumps one gets listening to a beautiful song, the adventure of choosing your perfect palette, and conquering an intarsia colorwork project. The endless high contrast color combinations you can choose will make beautifully crisp lines to define these geometric color blocks. It’s the perfect project for transitional seasons, evenings with a chill in the air, or a breezy shoreside walk!

Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner [2/5]

Yarn Used: 

* Dream In Color 'Smooshy Cashmere' (70%
  sw merino / 20% cashmere / 10% nylon,
  400 yds, 100 g each
  
  Color (Yds) A (300), B (200), C (155),
  D (205), E (135), F (180) 
  
 
* Dream In Color 'Billy Kid Silk' (70%  
  kid mohair / 30% silk, 225 yds, 25 g  
  each
  
  Color (Yds) A (342), B (207), C (153),
  D (225), E (126), F (189)

Colorway names in sample: A (Rain On Me 079), B (Billowy 577), C (Sprout 077), D (Mint Drop 578), E (Fortune Teller 075), F (Peachy Keen 581)

Needles Used: US 7 / 4.50MM 24” or 32” circular needle.  
Notions: Blunt Tapestry Needle | Scissors
Sizes: one size (can be easily adjusted).
Finished measurements (in inches): 18” width x 78" tall.

Gauge: 

17 sts & 15 garter ridges/4” or 10cm in garter st using fingering + mohair held double, worked flat (blocked)



Embodying relaxing weekend getaways at the lake and the elegant drape of Merino silk fiber, this is my Lakeway Shawl pattern. The design is a knit intarsia colorwork shawl inspired by the ripples a gentle breeze creates on the glassy surface of a quiet lake, intricately carved ebony wood combs, and graphic African beadwork. The endless high contrast color combinations you can choose will make beautifully crisp lines to define these geometric diamond and irregular hexagon motifs. It's the perfect project for transitional seasons, evenings with a chill in the air, or a breezy lakeside walk!

MATERIALS

**YARN**

4 skeins Emma's Yarn Drapey DK (70% sw merino wool/30% silk 231 yds, 100 g each)

453 yds main color (Tealicious).

453 yds contrast color (Iguana).

**Finished Dimensions:**

Shawl - 16.5" width x 72" tall

**Skill level:** Intermediate [3/5]

**Gauge:** 18 sts & 24 rows/4" or 10cm in pattern, worked flat (blocked)

**Needles & Notions:**

US 7 / 4.50MM 24" circular needle

Up to 13 Bobbins (optional)

Row counter (optional)

Blunt Tapestry Needle

Scissors

Share photos of your progress by using the hashtag #LakewayShawl

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
23” wide x 76” long

YARN
Woolfolk Tov (100% Ovis 21 Ultimate Merino® 173 yds per 100 g skein, Aran weight)
8 skeins in color no. T10

NEEDLES AND NOTIONS
US 9 (5.5 mm) 30” circular needle 
Tapestry needle

GAUGE
18 sts and 24 rows = 4” in Textured stitch pattern on US 9 (5.5 mm) needles, blocked

NOTES
Worked flat from the bottom up.
To make wider wrap, add additional 4-st repeats to each side of chart.

My Autumnity Shawl is a textured and striped triangle shawl design inspired by chilly hayrides, cozy bonfires, pumpkin patches, and the quintessential color shift of autumn foliage.  As we begin to creep closer to crisp fall weather, I aimed to infuse all of the seasonal sensory inspiration that surrounds us into this design in tandem with the instant gratification of this beautiful Hue + Me yarn that Alexi of Two of Wands and Lion Brand Yarn cooked up. I envision this shawl being worn either front and center in a bandanna style or wrapped around your shoulders in the cooler evenings. With cozy waffle stitch textures, and so many color combinations to stripe, this makes for the perfect functional fall statement piece! I can only imagine how cool an oversized solid color version would look with your go-to outfit. 

Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner [2/5]

Yarn Used: 

6 skeins Hue + Me (80% acrylic, 20% wool; 137 yds, 125 g each), or 350 yards any bulky weight yarn (for a single color version)

Needle Used: US 13/9.00 mm 50” circular needles. 

Notions: 4 stitch markers, tapestry needle.

Sizes: one size (can be easily adjusted to be larger or smaller due to the design repeat being continued).

Finished measurements (in inches): 50” along longest side x 25" deep

Gauge: 9.5 sts & 16 rows/4” or 10cm in textured “body” stitch pattern, worked flat


Share photos of your progress by using the hashtag #AutumnityShawl

My Ambedo Shawl is an asymmetrical triangle shawl design (using simple intarsia colorwork) inspired by golden sun beams, spiced simmer pots, heart-filling stitch nights with friends, warm drinks, and the quintessential color shift of autumn foliage. Ambedo - n. A kind of melancholic trance in which you become completely absorbed in vivid sensory details. As we begin to crave the crisp fall weather, I aimed to infuse all of the sensory inspiration that surrounds us into this design in tandem with the sultry color riot that Nicole of Hue Loco cooked up. I envision this shawl being worn either front and center in a bandanna style or wrapped around your shoulders in the cooler evenings. With relaxing crochet textures, and so many colors to look forward to, this makes for the perfect advent, mini skein stash, and storytelling shawl! I can only imagine how cool a full sized gradient yarn would look as the larger main color wedge.

Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner - Intermediate [2-3/5]
Yarn Used:

Hue Loco Color Riot Mini Set (80/20 sw merino wool + nylon; 80 yds, 20 g each), or 800 yards any fingering weight (MC)

Casual Fashion Queen (80/20 sw merino wool + nylon; 400 yds, 100 g each), or 400 yards any fingering weight (CC)

Hook Used: US H (5.00 mm) crochet hook. 
Notions: Row counter (optional), tapestry needle.
Sizes: one size (can be easily adjusted to be larger or smaller due to the design repeat being continued).
Finished measurements (in inches): 74” along longest side x 20.5" deep

Gauge: 17 sts & 25 rows/4” or 10cm in sc worked flat, blocked

Share photos of your progress by using the hashtag #AmbedoShawl

*This huge shawl pulls inspiration from the peacefulness of seeing a sea-like drift of flowers blow in the breeze, the spreading concentric rings of rippling waves in water, and the beautiful striating details on the petals of an iris.* 

**Skill Level:** Beginner

**Notions:** Tapestry needle

**Sizing** 
Sizes: One Size; 24” deep x 108” along the top edge (61 x 274 cm)


**Yarn Needed:**
DK Weight Yarn
MC: 693 yds (634 m) used
CC: 462 yds (422 m) used

**Yarn**
Audible Wools Bloom; 80% Alpaca, 10% Silk, 10% Camel
3 skeins MC; 2 skeins CC
Colorway: Sunflower (MC), Delphinium (CC)


This yarn was part of the April 2021 KnitCrate Knit & Crochet Club subscription. 

Photo Credit: Devin K. Williams

Embodying chic desert summers and the elegant bounce of csc stitches, this is the pattern for my Illumination Cowl. The design is a crochet colorwork cowl inspired by the strong contrast of light and dark, intricately carved calabash lampshades, and graphic African beadwork. The endless high contrast color combinations you can choose will make beautifully crisp line work to define these hexagon and cross motifs. It’s the perfect project for transitional seasons, evenings with a chill in the air, or a breezy shoreside walk! 

**MATERIALS**

**YARN**

2 balls LB Collection SW Merino (100% sw merino wool 306 yds, 100 g each) 

270  yds main color (Hemp).

170 yds contrast color (Burgundy).

**Finished Dimensions:** 

Cowl - 27” circumference x 10.25" tall

**Gauge:** 14sts & 18 rounds/4” or 10cm in pattern, worked in the round (blocked)

**Hooks & Notions:**

 US I/9 - 5.50MM crochet hook

Row counter (optional)

Blunt Tapestry Needle


Share photos of your progress by using the hashtag #IlluminationCowl

My *Our Hands Shawl* is a hybrid triangle shawl design (knit + crochet) inspired by the coming together of crafts/communities and the ability to create beauty with multiple mediums. Paying homage to the textures of eucalyptus and sage foliage, the sounds of a cool breeze blowing through the windows, and the clean crisp scent of summer by the beach, this shawl seamlessly combines both knitting and crochet into one project. I envision this shawl being worn either front and center in a bandanna style or wrapped around your shoulders in the cooler spring/summer evenings. With relaxing crochet textures, stockinette, and pops of “focus-on-me” sections, this makes for a lovely everyday spring/summer shawl! 

Yarn Used: Sewrella Yarn DK (3 skeins; 231 yds each) or 670-700 yards of DK weight yarn. 
Needles Used: US 10.5 (6.5 mm) 50” circular needles. 
Hook Used: US K (6.5 mm) crochet hook. 
Notions: Locking stitch markers (4), tapestry needle.
Finished measurements (in inches): 58” along the longest side x 27.5” deep.

**Gauge:** 

14 sts & 22 rows/4” (10 cm) in stockinette, worked flat.
14 sts & 24 rows/4” (10 cm) in crochet pattern, worked flat.

**Knitting techniques to be used:** knitting, purling, increases (yo’s and lifted inc’s), and decreases (k2tog, and ssk).

**Crochet techniques to be used:** magic ring, chain, single crochet, double crochet, increases. 

**Pattern specific techniques used:** transitioning from crochet to knitting, transitioning from knitting to crochet.

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Embodying timeless elegance and functional style, this is the pattern for my Charcoal Embers Bag. The design is a tapestry crochet bag inspired by woodland getaways, story time around the fire pit, and the mystical glow of charcoal embers. This is a perfect crochet project for any winter woodland explorer! Experiment with color, learn new crochet techniques, sport this bag to every virtual sip and stitch, as a glorious sweater sized project bag, or even as an everyday basket.. 

**YARN**

Lion Brand Yarns 24/7 Cotton (100% mercerized cotton 186 yds/100 g)

740 yards Color A (Charcoal)

180 yards Color B (Silver)

 180 yards Color B (Tangerine)

 180 yards Color B (Goldenrod)

 180 yards Color B (Ecru)

**GAUGE**

24 sts x 17 rows/4" sc-blo worked in the round (2 resting strands)

HOOK

US E/4 - 3.50 mm crochet hook

**FINISHED DIMENSIONS** 

16.25” tall x 11.25” wide x 4” deep

Share photos of your progress by using the hashtags #CharcoalEmbersBag #EmbersBag

**This is a PATTERN ONLY and not a physical product.**

Crocheted with two strands held together, a pared down silhouette is enhanced by the subtle switch of pattern in this sumptuously drapey cardigan.

14 stitches and 10 rows = 4" over half double crochet using larger hook and 2 strands held together.
20 stitches and 14 rows = 4" over sc tbl using larger hook and 2 strands of yarn held together.

Materials:
- 9 (11, 11, 12)(13, 14, 15, 16) 100g hanks (each approx 305 yds) of Hikoo/Skacel Collection *Drape* in #4005 slate
- Size I/9 crochet hook
- Size 7 crochet hook
- Stitch markers

My Chiaroscuro Cowl is a colorwork cowl that features a tubular cast on, graphic colorwork motifs, and a tubular bind off. These design elements create a beautifully, squishy worsted-weight fabric that is framed by two very polished edges. I envision the cowl being dressed up with a wool overcoat or leather jacket for a fancy evening in the city, but it would also look lovely paired with a casual-chic aesthetic. The design pulls inspiration from the strong contrast of light and dark, intricately carved calabash lampshades, and graphic African beadwork. Fun color combinations and techniques in one small project, this makes for the perfect everyday, easy-to-wear cowl!

**MATERIALS**

**YARN**

4 skeins Vidalana Ambient Worsted (100% Peruvian highland wool 100 yds, 50 g each)

1 skein Cascade 220 (100% wool 220 yds, 100 g each)

or 400 yards of any worsted weight yarn (200 yds MC, 200 yds CC).

**Finished Dimensions:** 

Small - 22” circumference x 11.5" tall

Large - 33” circumference x 11.5” tall  

**Skill level**: Intermediate [3/5]

**Gauge**: 17sts & 20 rows/4” or 10cm in pattern, worked in-the-round (blocked)

**Needles & Notions**:

 US 7 / 4.50MM 24” (or 32”) circular needle

(2-3) Stitch markers (optional)

Row counter (optional)

Blunt Tapestry Needle

Scissors

Share photos of your progress by using the hashtag #ChiaroscuroCowl

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