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Intermediate
This cowl is inspired by the Great Wave off Kanagawa woodblock print by Hokusai. It begins as a scarf (using a crochet cast-on), and is worked flat with a slipped stitch edge. Once the proper circumference is reached, it is attached on one side as you knit.
The reversible wavy texture is seen when the upper corner is folded down. While a cable needle is used, it is for picking up stitches, not for cables. Inspiration also came from Lynne Barr's Reversible Knitting book.
18-20 sts/ 24 rows = 4 in./ 10 cm in stockinette
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Karin teaches knitting at Anacapa Fine Yarns in Ventura, CA, and is a homeschool mom. She began her knitting journey 11 years ago in an insane attempt to knit socks (9 pairs - 1st projects ever) for the whole family in 3 months. Her natural ability to teach, combined with her nerdy love of Math humor, & Science, and her love of fine details inspire her to explore unusual knitting constructions. ...
Karin teaches knitting at Anacapa Fine Yarns in Ventura, CA, and is a homeschool mom. She began her knitting journey 11 years ago in an insane attempt to knit socks (9 pairs - 1st projects ever) for the whole family in 3 months. Her natural ability to teach, combined with her nerdy love of Math humor, & Science, and her love of fine details inspire her to explore unusual knitting constructions. Whether it is top-down, sideways, circles or other geometrics, she enjoys creating knits that offer a different perspective. You can find her musings, and other knitterly ponderings at knittingkirigami.wordpress.com
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