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Honeycomb brioche cowl / shrug Pattern
Category:
KnittingType:
AccessoryFit:
Plus-sized, Tall, Petite, WomenItem:
NeckwearSkill Level:
Advanced
Basic Skills Necessary:
- knitting in the round
- cast on
- bind off
Pattern Description:
This is a cosy cowl which can be worn as a shrug, wrap or scarf. Just the thing to keep you warm on cool spring afternoons or to wear with a coat during the winter.
The brioche stitch is well explained and makes a thick, warm fabric which showcases variegated yarns beautifully.
Requirements
3.75mm / US 5 circular needle with an 18" cable
300 yards worsted weight yarn
Stitch marker
The sample is shown in Knitpicks Chroma yarn (70% Wool, 30% Nylon, 198 yards / 100 grams per ball), colorway Galapagos and measures 42" in circumference.
Gauge:
21 sts and 44 rounds in 4 inches in stitch pattern.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- 42" in circumference
Materials:
- 300yards / 275m worsted yarn
- US5 / 3.75mm circular needle (with long cable)
- marker
Suggested yarn:
300 yards of Worsted weight
Preferred Brand/Yarn:
Knitpicks ChromaColorway:
GalapagosHoneycomb brioche cowl / shrug Pattern
$2.99
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About the Designer
Addicted to Pinterest, never far from Ravelry and guaranteed to have a knitting project at the bottom of every handbag (and dozens hiding behind the sofa), I?m an engineer during the day and a knitting designer after the kids go to bed.
I use my engineering training to design clever knitting patterns that allow you to choose from a variety of techniques to make gorgeous toys as individual as ...
Addicted to Pinterest, never far from Ravelry and guaranteed to have a knitting project at the bottom of every handbag (and dozens hiding behind the sofa), I?m an engineer during the day and a knitting designer after the kids go to bed.
I use my engineering training to design clever knitting patterns that allow you to choose from a variety of techniques to make gorgeous toys as individual as you are. These fun-to-knit patterns grow from the toes up and can be assembled as you knit; guaranteed to amaze young children and make your knitting group smile.
(Occasionally I also design a non-toy pattern, like the cowl in the picture).
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