Madrona Cowl
The Madrona Cowl is a 2 color brioche knit cowl, worked in the round from the bottom up. Increases and decreases create the leafy patterning on this cowl.
Madrona trees are native to the Pacific Northwest. They have gorgeous peeling bark, shiny leaves, and little berries. This cowl features leaves and optional small bobble-like berries. I knit most of the blue cowl (no berries) while at Madrona Fiber Arts Festival, and the name seems to fit. The green sample has berries on the vertical columns.
The cowl is worked in worsted weight yarn. I used a US 6 needle.
The small size uses 100 yards background color, 80 yards main color (shown in blue).
The large size uses 125 yards background color, 100 yards main color (shown in green).
Thanks to tech editor Amanda Woodruff, and test knitters Jardee Worcester and Tami Hawes.
You are purchasing a pdf download of the Madrona Cowl pattern so you can knit your own.
Madrona trees are native to the Pacific Northwest. They have gorgeous peeling bark, shiny leaves, and little berries. This cowl features leaves and optional small bobble-like berries. I knit most of the blue cowl (no berries) while at Madrona Fiber Arts Festival, and the name seems to fit. The green sample has berries on the vertical columns.
The cowl is worked in worsted weight yarn. I used a US 6 needle.
The small size uses 100 yards background color, 80 yards main color (shown in blue).
The large size uses 125 yards background color, 100 yards main color (shown in green).
Thanks to tech editor Amanda Woodruff, and test knitters Jardee Worcester and Tami Hawes.
You are purchasing a pdf download of the Madrona Cowl pattern so you can knit your own.
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