Bywater Cowl Knitting Pattern
Bywater Cowl Knitting Pattern
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Wonderfully warm and squishy, the Bywater cowl is the perfect accessory for keeping warm during cold Shire winters. What Hobbit wouldn’t want such a practical and stylish cowl? It can keep neck, nose, and ears warm, and the reversible fabric allows one to give one’s neighbors the impression of owning more cowls than one actually does, inevitably boosting respectability in the neighborhood.
Measurements
(Both depth and circumference are easily modifiable)
Depth - 12in (30cm)
Circumference - 23in (58.5cm)
Yarn Requirements
Sample used
Susan Crawford - A Room of My Own
Bluem Sock - 75% BFL, 25% Nylon (400m; 100g)
Color A - “Puddle” - 50 grams
Color B - “Night Sky” - 20 grams
Color C - “Hidden Depths” - 20 grams
Color D - “Rock Pool” - 20 grams
Color E - “Dungarees” - 20 grams
To substitute, use
Fingering weight yarn
Color A - 220yds (200m)
Color B - 100yds (90m)
Color C - 100yds (90m)
Color D - 100yds (90m)
Color E - 100yds (90m)
Gauge
20.5sts x 33rnds = 4in (10cm) in triple tuck stitch pattern after blocking
Needles
US 1.5 (2.5mm) 16in circular needles
Notions
1 stitch markers
tapestry/yarn needle
blocking supplies
This pattern has been test knit.
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