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Swing Shift Lite - knitting pattern

Swing Shift Lite

$7.00

Indulging in the vibrant world of colors can be one of the greatest joys of knitting, and sometimes you find yourself inspired to create more than just a single project! This delightful brioche cowl is a beautiful celebration of texture, featuring a cozy and squishy texture that you’ll love to wear as the seasons change. Experience the intricate play of colors as they shift and flow, each highlighting the unique beauty of its colorway while harmoniously merging together. Whether you’re looking to accessorize your winter outfits or gift a loved one, this cowl is sure to impress!

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner — Perfect for those looking to enhance their knitting skills while creating something truly special.

Finished Size: This stylish cowl showcases a circumference of 25”/63.5 cm, with a depth of 7”/17.5 cm in the back and a dramatic 18”/46 cm deep point in the front, ensuring a snug yet comfortable fit.

Gauge: *(flat and blocked)* A precise gauge of 22 sts x 48 rows = 4”/10 cm square in Garter Stitch and 22 sts x 28 rows = 4”/10 cm square in Brioche Rib is essential for this project, ensuring a beautifully crafted, well-fitting cowl.

Yarns: You will need fingering weight yarn in two contrasting colors to bring this cowl to life. For this project, you will require Color A: approximately 197 yards/180 m; 1.75 oz/50 g and Color B: also around 197 yards/180 m; 1.75 oz/50 g, allowing for a perfect blend of tones and depth.

Needles: A US3/3.25 mm circular needle with a minimum length of 24”/60 cm is recommended, or adjust to find the size that meets your gauge — ensuring your stitches are just right for stunning results.

Notions: For your convenience, gather 3 removable stitch markers to easily manage your progress and keep track of your stitches.

Unlock the joy of knitting with this versatile brioche cowl pattern that promises to be both a delightful challenge and a striking addition to your wardrobe. Start creating today and experience the transformative power of color in your knitting projects!

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