Knit Now - UK (2020-03)

ACCESSORY

COW L

This cowl is easy to knit and the small size can be

made from under 100g of self-pa erning yarn

Turncroft

This simple cowl pattern is

worked  at using knit and purl

stitches to create a textured

moss rib pattern. It begins and

ends with a garter stitch border

with buttonholes at one side to

create the button closure. The

pattern can be easily altered in

length if you prefer a more  tted

or loose-style cowl, do bear in

mind though that this will alter

the yarn amount required.

Start knitting...

With smaller needles, cast on

43 (51) sts.

Work 14 rows in G st.

Change to larger needles.

Row 1 (RS): K2, *k3, p1; rep

from * to last 5 sts, k5.

Row 2: K3, *p1, k3; rep from *

to last 4 sts, p1, k3.

Rep the last 2 rows 111 (125)

more times.

Change to smaller needles.

Work 6 rows in G st.

Next Row (buttonhole): K6 (7),

*yo, k2tog, k5; rep from * to

last 2 sts, k2.

Work 7 rows in G st.

Cast off.

Finishing

Block to measurements given

in schematic. Attach buttons to

G st border to correspond with

buttonholes. Weave in all ends.

Chloe’s tip

When going on to the next

ball of yarn try your best to

match up the colour with

the previous ball so the

gradient stays constant

throughout the pa ern

Designed by
Chloe Elizabeth
Birch

Yarn used
Noro Silk Garden Lite
2 (3) balls in shade 2094

About the yarn
DK; 125m per 50g ball; 45%
mohair, 45% silk, 10% wool

Tension
17 sts x 26 rows = 10cm
measured over patt on
larger needles

Needles used
4mm straight
4.5mm straight

Other supplies
5 (6) buttons, 23mm

Abbreviations
See page 94 for
all abbreviations

Sizing
S (L)
Shown in size L

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