Watch me knit this cowl!

This cowl was originally designed as an experiment to see how colours combine in 4 colour Fission Knitting. As people started to knit it, I realized that this pattern gives you the opportunity to:

• use your mini-skeins and scraps of yarn (see below for the small required yardages),
• experiment with colour,
• learn the basics of 4 colour Fission Knitting (managing 4 yarns attached to your work),
• create a super squishy cowl in a fabric like you’ve never seen before in knitting.

The cowl shown above is knit in worsted weight held double and works up as quickly as a chunky weight project. The thick squishy lines are perfect on a little one.

Directions are also given for laceweight, fingering weight and DK yarns.

For colour inspiration, look at the completed projects!
 
The yardages given are for a snug fitting cowl approximately 6 inch/ 15 cm in height. You will need 4 colours of yarn for the body. Additional yarn is required for the top and bottom edges. Add repeats for a larger size and work to desired height.

Lace (Body 102 yd/ 93 m; Edge 22 yd/ 20 m)
Fingering (Body 50 yd/ 46 m; Edge 18 yd/ 16 m)
DK (Body 50 yd/ 46 m; Edge 26 yd/ 24 m)
Worsted (34 yd/ 31 m; Edge 18 yd/ 16 m)

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Photography: Julie Crawford

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