Granger Bandana Cowl Knitting Pattern

The next installment in the Granger series is here!

Bandana cowls are such a fun way to style a cowl without a lot of bulk. A seamless knit, this is knit in the round and shaped using German Short Rows (GSR) from the bottom up, adding texture and 2-stitch cables to test your skills. This design requires one to understand the fundamentals and principles behind GSR, making this an intermediate to advanced level knit.

Make it longer to add more scrunchy warmth or keep it short for a lightweight accessory. I like to fold over the top!

This is an intermediate to advanced level knit as it involves twisted stitches along with GSR.

Skill level: Intermediate

** Note for Noro Viola - I found this to be heavier worsted, so for a better drape, use the light bulky pattern.

Materials:

Worsted weight 215-218 yards

US 8/ 5mm 24" circular needles

Light bulky weight 130-150 yards

US 10.5/ 6.5mm 24" circular needles

Stitch marker

Tapestry needle

Scissors

Cable needle (optional)

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