Envelop Cowl
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Envelop is an infinity cowl, knit in a tube and seamed with a twist. This double thickness fabric is so luxurious and is sure to keep the cold away. Slipped stitches in fluffy yarn create plump texture and are intuitive to work, making this a great travel knit or "knitflix" project.
If you haven't seamed a project using kitchener stitch in the round before, I've got you! I created a video tutorial that walks you through the entire process, from set up to seaming the final two stitches.
Construction
The Envelop cowl begins with a provisional cast on and is knit in a tube until the full length is reached. Live stitches are placed on waste yarn and the tube should be blocked prior to seaming. During the seaming process, one end of the cowl is twisted and the two ends are seamed together using the kitchener stitch in the round.
Techniques Used In This Pattern
Provisional cast on, slipping stitches, kitchener stitch in the round
Finished Measurements
Length: 29” / 74 cm
Height: 10” / 25.5 cm
Finished Circumference: 26” / 66 cm
Yarn
Lavender Lune Yarn Co. ‘Sabino Sport’ (80% Targhee / 20% Cormo, 155 yds / 50 g)
(MC) Natural, 2 skeins
or 280 yds of sport weight yarn
Lavender Lune Yarn Co. ‘Cotton Fluff’ (38% Baby Alpaca / 25% Merino / 37% Pima Cotton, 437 yds / 100g)
(CC) Foxy, 1 skein
or 337 yds of fingering weight yarn
Suri lace or mohair lace held double is a great substitute.
Needles
One 16” circular needle, US 5 / 3.75 mm or size needed to get gauge
Two spare circular needles of the same size needed for gauge, or smaller, 24” or longer (used for seaming)
Notions
Crochet hook, waste yarn, stitch markers, tapestry needle to weave in ends
Gauge
28 sts and 46 rnds = 4” / 10 cm in the Honeycomb Slipped Stitch Pattern, knit in the round, after blocking.
Contact & Support
email: samanthaguerindesign@gmail.com
Ravelry ID: SamanthaGuerin
Website: samanthaguerindesign.com
If you haven't seamed a project using kitchener stitch in the round before, I've got you! I created a video tutorial that walks you through the entire process, from set up to seaming the final two stitches.
Construction
The Envelop cowl begins with a provisional cast on and is knit in a tube until the full length is reached. Live stitches are placed on waste yarn and the tube should be blocked prior to seaming. During the seaming process, one end of the cowl is twisted and the two ends are seamed together using the kitchener stitch in the round.
Techniques Used In This Pattern
Provisional cast on, slipping stitches, kitchener stitch in the round
Finished Measurements
Length: 29” / 74 cm
Height: 10” / 25.5 cm
Finished Circumference: 26” / 66 cm
Yarn
Lavender Lune Yarn Co. ‘Sabino Sport’ (80% Targhee / 20% Cormo, 155 yds / 50 g)
(MC) Natural, 2 skeins
or 280 yds of sport weight yarn
Lavender Lune Yarn Co. ‘Cotton Fluff’ (38% Baby Alpaca / 25% Merino / 37% Pima Cotton, 437 yds / 100g)
(CC) Foxy, 1 skein
or 337 yds of fingering weight yarn
Suri lace or mohair lace held double is a great substitute.
Needles
One 16” circular needle, US 5 / 3.75 mm or size needed to get gauge
Two spare circular needles of the same size needed for gauge, or smaller, 24” or longer (used for seaming)
Notions
Crochet hook, waste yarn, stitch markers, tapestry needle to weave in ends
Gauge
28 sts and 46 rnds = 4” / 10 cm in the Honeycomb Slipped Stitch Pattern, knit in the round, after blocking.
Contact & Support
email: samanthaguerindesign@gmail.com
Ravelry ID: SamanthaGuerin
Website: samanthaguerindesign.com
