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If you love triangle shawls but find them difficult to style and wear – turn it into a cowlette! With 260 yards of worsted-weight yarn, the Celine Cowlette is the perfect, easy lace pattern to learn the construction of this fun accessory. Start by working back and forth in rows with traditional triangle shawl construction, then join in the round to make it into a cowl. All the beauty of a shawl – but it will stay around your neck like a cowl!

Finished Measurements
Neck Circumference: 23” 58.5 cm
Length: 20” 51 cm long in front and 8” 20.5 cm long in back

Materials
170 yards 156 m of worsted weight yarn in Color A
60 yards 55 m of worsted weight yarn in Color B
30 yards 28 m of worsted weight yarn in Color C
US Size 8 5.0 mm, circular needle, 24” cable or size required for gauge
4 stitch markers
Spare needle or double pointed-needle
Tapestry needle
Blocking supplies

Pattern Notes
For each color change, yarn was cut, and new color was attached. If you like, you can carry the yarns using your preferred carrying method.

Yarn Used for Cowlette Shown: Wool-Ease from Lion Brand Yarns, 80% acrylic / 20% wool, (197 yards 180 m / 3 oz 85 g), in the colors, Dark Rose Heather (Color A, 1 skein), Blush Heather (Color B, 1 skein), and Rose Heather (Color C, 1 skein)