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Intermediate
The woolen equivalent of a warm, fuzzy snowflake, this versatile cowl is worked up in Shalimar Yarns' Haven, an irresistibly lofty merino/silk blend. The pattern uses a combination of cables and lace to create an overall pattern that is complex in texture, yet surprisingly easy to work. Intended for adults, the cowl can also be worn by children, and was happily modeled by my four-year-old son, Griffin. The pattern is suitable for advanced beginner lace and cable knitters. Please see specific required skills below. Instructions are both written and charted. The pattern has been professionally tech edited to reduce the possibility for error, but if you have questions or believe that you have found an error, please contact me.
blocked gauge 18.5 sts, 27 rows equal 4" / 10 cm in foliage lace & cable pattern using US 8 (5.0 mm) needles. 19.75 sts and 27 rows equal 4" / 10 cm in k2, p2 rib using US 8 (5.0 mm) needles, lightly blocked. unblocked gauge 19.25 sts, 27 rows equal 4" / 10 cm in foliage lace & cable pattern using US 8 (5.0 mm) needles. 19 sts and 27 rows equal 4" / 10 cm in k2, p2 rib using US 8 (5.0 mm) needles.
280 yards of Worsted weight
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I am a long-time knitter and designer, living in Los Angeles with my husband and son. The patterns you see here are part of my independent pattern line, Mind of Winter Designs. You can find other Mind of Winter patterns at
I am a long-time knitter and designer, living in Los Angeles with my husband and son. The patterns you see here are part of my independent pattern line, Mind of Winter Designs. You can find other Mind of Winter patterns at Mind of Winter on Ravelry. Recently, I have also had several designs featured in Twist Collective, including Evendim and Red Oak. In addition to publishing in Twist, I have published designs in Knitty, in Classic Elite pamphlets and in several books, including Knitting in the Sun, Boho Baby, and Greetings from Knit Café.
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