Cabled Pines Cowl
Introducing the Cabled Pines Cowl, specially designed for the Salish Sea Fiber Retreat 2024! This stunning knitting pattern is inspired by the diverse trees of the Pacific Northwest, showcasing their intricate beauty in a cozy and stylish accessory. Whether you're hiking through the lush forests or enjoying a chilly evening outdoors, this cowl will keep you warm and fashionable.
The unique pines motif in this cowl is created using a delightful slip stitch cable technique. Knit with or without a cable needle, this project features an easy, 8-row repeat that is not only straightforward but also addictive, making it perfect for knitters of all skill levels. This single skein project is ideal for your next outdoor knitting adventure, allowing you to craft a beautiful piece with just 415 yards (380 meters) of fingering weight yarn.
For best results, use US 5 (3.75 mm) 16” circular needles (40 cm) to achieve the beautiful texture and drape of this cowl. Essential notions include a cable needle, tapestry needle, stitch marker, and scissors to complete your crafting experience.
Ensure your finished cowl matches the intended design by achieving a gauge of 35 stitches x 33 rows = 4 inches (10 cm) in 6x2 ribbing after blocking. Adjust your needle size as necessary to obtain the correct gauge for the perfect fit!
The Cabled Pines Cowl measures 20.5” in circumference and 13.5” deep (52 cm circumference x 34 cm deep), making it an ideal accessory to complement your outdoor wardrobe. Dive into this engaging project, embrace the beauty of nature, and enjoy the mindfulness of knitting with the Cabled Pines Cowl pattern today!
