Estela Cowl

‘Estela’ is Spanish for a ‘wake,’ a trail left in the water after a boat has passed. That is where I got the inspiration for this cowl. Scroll lace and cables provide motion reminiscent of flowing water after it has been disturbed by a passing vessel. Slipped stitches provide texture like seafoam, or rocks along the beach. The pattern has a fun flow to it, and after a few rounds, it will be smooth sailing as the knitter gets into the rhythm of the each section.

This cowl is meant to be a one-skein project. Hopefully it will make a nice gift for the holidays. A great way to bust some DK stash!

Yarn required: DK Weight
Needles Required: US 5 and US 7 circular needles with a 16" cable
Yardage: 225 - 235 yards