Drip Glaze Cowl Knitting Pattern

Use your softest yarn for this cozy neck-warmer. Seamlessly knitted from the top down, this dickey incorporates three fingering- or sport-weight yarns. Use a hand-dyed yarn for the center contrast color (CC1) and let those little speckles of color shine. It reminds me of the way pottery glazes drip and shimmer.

Gauge: 26 sts and 32 rds per 4" in stockinette stitch on size 2.75mm/US 2 needles

Yarn: Light Sport/Fingering-weight yarn in three colors: 175 yards (160 meters)/35g of MC; 100 yards (91 meters)/16g of CC1; 70 yards (64 meters) of CC2

Sample uses Sunday Knits “Heaven” (100% cashmere, 235 yards [215m] per 50g skein) in Aloe Vera (MC); Alicia Paulson “Hand-dyed Merino Fingering” (100% superwash merino, 433 yards [397m] per 115g skein) in Pinkish (CC1).; and Sunday Knits “Angelic 3-Ply” (75% merino/25% angora, 246 yards [225m] per 50g skein) in Aqua.

Needles:

• Size 2.75/U.S. size 2 needles for working a small circumference in the round: DPNs, 1 long circular, or 2 short circulars (for neck ribbing)
• Size 2.75/U.S. size 2 20" circular needles

Notions:

• Yarn needle for finishing
• 1 BOR stitch marker

Finished Measurements: Measured flat, cowl is 9 3/4" (25cm) high from cast-on edge to bind-off; and 18" (48cm) wide at bottom edge

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