Have you ever found yourself torn between wanting a mindless and easy project but enamored with multiple colors of gorgeous yarn which belong in some colorwork? Love Me or Weave Me will satisfy both of your cravings! This stockinette, a-line shaped cowl has a double strand of yarn woven through the stitches creating the illusion of colorwork within a very simple project! Worked from the bottom up in the springy-soft Elemental yarn from North Bay Fiber, This simple piece is embellished with an I-cord bind off and a sprinkle of fringe along the edge. You may choose to work your version in two colors like ours, or weave in a range of colors.
We are sure the possibilities are endless and can’t wait to see your version!

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
A-Line Cowl Option:
Approx 40” / 100cm circumference at bottom and 24” / 60 cm Circumference at top X approx 15” / 27.5cm tall
Simple Tube Option:
25.5” / 64 cm circumference X desired length

YARN
RECOMMENDED: North Bay Fiber, Elemental Sport (100% domestic Cormo wool; 325 yd / 295 m per 100 g); 2 skeins MC, 1 skein CC
OR Sport Weight Yarn in the following amounts: MC: approx 650 yds/ 591m
CC: approx 325 yds/ 295.5 m
• Sample #1 (A-Line Cowl) is knit in colors Tobico (MC) and Jitterbug (CC)
• Sample #2 (A-Line Cowl) is knit in colors Deep DIve (MC) and Jiggin (CC)

GAUGE
22 sts x 32 rnds = 4” in Stockinette Stitch on gauge needle, worked in the round and blocked.

NEEDLES
Needles listed are suggested.
Always take time to swatch.
• Gauge Needle: Size US 5 (3.75 mm) 24”/60cm circular—or size necessary to obtain gauge

TOOLS
Stitch marker, 2 removable stitch markers, tapestry needle, crochet hook for fringe

PATTERN NOTES
• Cowl is worked in the round, from the bottom up. • Any time you are changing colors between rounds, if you are carrying them up, be sure to pick the new
color up from behind the old color, crossing the two
colors over one another to prevent any holes.
• It is not necessary to cut yarns during pattern, simply
loosely carry the non-working color up behind the
work.
• Note that you do not actually knit with the CC within
the cowl body pattern. The yarn is simply woven back and forth through use of slipped stitches.