Fiddleback Hat and Cowl
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								KNITTING PATTERN
Fiddleback wood, or Flame Maple, is a beautiful wood grain often used to make fiddles and guitars. When I came across this particular cable pattern it reminded me of the lovely undulating wood grain of the back of a fiddle. This wide cowl starts with a short section of rib which flows right into the cabled pattern. While not technically reversible, the wrong side of the fabric is attractive in its own way. Worked in a fingering weight yarn, the cowl has a nice drape and would be a warm and fashionable way to keep the winter chill away, while the matching hat is worked in a watchcap style and will do nicely keeping your ears warm.
Both charts and written directions are included.
Finished measurements: Cowl - Circumference 31”, Height 13”.
Hat - Up to 21” circumference, 8” height.
			
			
				
    
			
			
				
				
													
			
		Fiddleback wood, or Flame Maple, is a beautiful wood grain often used to make fiddles and guitars. When I came across this particular cable pattern it reminded me of the lovely undulating wood grain of the back of a fiddle. This wide cowl starts with a short section of rib which flows right into the cabled pattern. While not technically reversible, the wrong side of the fabric is attractive in its own way. Worked in a fingering weight yarn, the cowl has a nice drape and would be a warm and fashionable way to keep the winter chill away, while the matching hat is worked in a watchcap style and will do nicely keeping your ears warm.
Both charts and written directions are included.
Finished measurements: Cowl - Circumference 31”, Height 13”.
Hat - Up to 21” circumference, 8” height.
 
          
                            
                         
                            
                         
                            
                         
                 
                 
                 
					
	                
				
			 
					
	                
				
			 
					
	                
				
			 
					
	                
				
			 
					
	                
				
			 
					
	                
				
			 
					
	                
				
			 
					
	                
				
			 
					
	                
				
			