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Bougainvillea - knitting pattern

Bougainvillea

$9.97

Introducing the Bougainvillea Cowl, a beautifully circular cowl featuring an easy-to-follow cable pattern that’s perfect for knitters of all skill levels. This delightful project is great for a weekend crafting session, as the intuitive instructions are simple enough to memorize while you knit. Enhance your knitting experience with beads that are seamlessly integrated into the design, adding a unique touch to your finished piece.

Get ready to elevate your knitting game with this charming cowl pattern!

Happy Knitting!!!

Pattern Details

Finished Measurements: The Bougainvillea Cowl measures approximately 9” (23 cm) in length from cast on (CO) to bind off (BO) and has a cozy circumference of 44” (112 cm), making it perfect for layering in cooler weather.

Yarn Information: You will need 430 yards (394 meters) of Fingering Weight yarn to complete this project. The pattern is showcased in the luxurious Araucania Yarns - Itata, which consists of 75% wool, 15% silk, and 15% bamboo, providing both softness and durability. Each skein offers 430 yards (100 grams) of joy in stunning color options, with the suggested color being a vibrant mix of Pink, Purple, and Fuchsia (#1005).

Needles and Notions: For this pattern, you will need one set of 6 US (4.0 mm) 24” (60 cm) circular needles. Additional notions include a tapestry needle, one stitch marker, and 416 Size 8/0 beads to complete the design beautifully.

Gauge: Achieve a gauge of 22 stitches per 4” (10 cm) in stockinette stitch to ensure your cowl fits perfectly. Remember, taking the time to create a gauge swatch saves time and yarn in the long run, so don’t skip this important step!

With its easy cable design and bead embellishments, the Bougainvillea Cowl is an ideal project for both beginner and experienced knitters looking to create a stunning accessory. Follow this pattern to craft a cozy piece that will not only keep you warm but also add a pop of color and texture to your wardrobe. Grab your needles and yarn, and let's get knitting!

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