Lucky Penny Cowl
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This cowl pattern is knit in the round with a slipped stitch pattern. It is a very long tube cowl that is worn bunched up around the neck, so even though it is knit with fingering weight yarn, it is very snuggly and warm.
You can knit this cowl with less colors, if you have a 5 skein mini set, it would work great with this pattern as well, just omit last color (C6). The finished cowl would measure about 18.25” tall.
It is a good idea to weigh your yarn before you start, if you want to get the most out of your set. The pattern will be written out with how many rounds I knit in each section, but you can knit more or less rounds depending on your yarn weight.
Materials:
Yarn: 6 skein 20g fingering weight mini set *(Sample uses Brine Dyeworks ‘Lucky Penny 2.0’.)
US #3/3.25mm 24” circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge
US #4/3.5mm 24” circular needle, or one size larger than gauge needle (for bind-off)
darning needle
stitch marker
scale (kitchen or yarn scale)
Gauge:
24 sts and 35 rnds = 4”/10 cm in st st in the round on smaller needles
Sizes:
One size
24” circumference and 22” tall
You can knit this cowl with less colors, if you have a 5 skein mini set, it would work great with this pattern as well, just omit last color (C6). The finished cowl would measure about 18.25” tall.
It is a good idea to weigh your yarn before you start, if you want to get the most out of your set. The pattern will be written out with how many rounds I knit in each section, but you can knit more or less rounds depending on your yarn weight.
Materials:
Yarn: 6 skein 20g fingering weight mini set *(Sample uses Brine Dyeworks ‘Lucky Penny 2.0’.)
US #3/3.25mm 24” circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge
US #4/3.5mm 24” circular needle, or one size larger than gauge needle (for bind-off)
darning needle
stitch marker
scale (kitchen or yarn scale)
Gauge:
24 sts and 35 rnds = 4”/10 cm in st st in the round on smaller needles
Sizes:
One size
24” circumference and 22” tall