Cabin Rose Cowl
Cabin Rose Cowl Pattern - Discover how to knit a beautiful worsted weight tapered cowl featuring graphic elongated stitches that enhance its visual appeal.
THE STORY BEHIND CABIN ROSE
The Cabin Rose cowl is designed for those who adore cozy accessories that are both stylish and functional. My favorite style of cowl is a tapered design that slouches comfortably, wrapping a warm pile of luxurious wool around my neck, while also flaring out artistically for a chic collar effect. This exquisite cowl not only fulfills these desires but does so with an eye-catching elegance that makes it a standout piece in any wardrobe!
ESSENTIAL MATERIALS
- Blue Moon Fiber Arts Plushy (worsted weight; 100% superwash merino; approx. 330 yds / 301 m per 270 g / 9.5 oz skein), 1 skein: in the delightful shade of ‘Figgy Pudding’
- US 8 (5 mm) circular needles in 16”, 24”, and 32” / 40 cm, 60 cm, and 80 cm lengths (refer to Notes for details)
- Fixed stitch markers (15 total; 1 unique marker for Beginning of Round)
- 1 optional locking stitch marker
- Row counter for keeping track (optional)
- Cable needle for those intricate stitches
- Tapestry needle for finishing
NOTES FOR SUCCESS
This stunning cowl is knitted in the round from the top-down, incorporating increases at even intervals to achieve the beautiful tapered shape that defines its charm. Throughout the project, you will find written instructions provided for the entire cowl, ensuring ease of understanding, while charted instructions are available specifically for the Cowl Body, perfect for those who prefer visual guides.
Remember, as you progress through the pattern, the length of the needle cable you use may change, so keep a variety of sizes handy. This versatile design allows you to create a unique accessory that is not only practical for keeping warm but also serves as a fabulous fashion statement.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced knitter, the Cabin Rose cowl pattern is an inviting project to enhance your skills and add a touch of warmth and style to your knitting repertoire.
