Camino Cielo, or Sky Road in Spanish, is the highest elevation road in Santa Barbara, California and, although quite rare, experiences a brief dusting of snow once every few years.

Camino Cielo Cowl captures the elusive beauty of glowing, snowy peaks against an inky black night sky.

Knit in the round, Camino Cielo begins with a corrugated rib, then a charted stranded knitting stockinette body, and back to a corrugated rib. Six colors are used in total with a maximum of two per row.

Finished dimensions, flat & blocked (WxH):
Small - 9.5 x 7.75” (24 x 19cm) - 19” (48cm) loop
Large - 11.25 x 7.75” (28.5 x 19cm) - 22.5” (57cm) loop

Techniques:
Knitting in the round, stranded knitting 2 colors per round, working from a chart for color placement, corrugated rib

Skill Level:
Intermediate (color selection)

Yarn:
Knit Picks Palette, fingering (100% wool) 231yds per 50g

Yardage/weight estimates (for largest size):
MC (Asphalt Heather)………..102yds/22g
C1 (Whirlpool)………..30yds/7g
C2 (Blue)………..44yds/10g
C3 (Delta)………..42yds/9g
C4 (Sky)………..17yds/4g
C5 (White) ………..25yds/6g

Materials:
Stitch markers, darning needle

Notes:
Choosing color palette - To achieve a similar result as the sample, choose shades of the same color for C1, C2, C3 and C4 i.e. three shades of blue arranged dark to light.