Meet the Molten Metal Cowl, which you can knit with just 1 skein of Lhasa Wilderness, shown here in the Mango Salsa colorway from Bijou Basin Ranch’s indie dyer series.

It uses two different stitch patterns (which are both written and charted) to create a fun-to-knit cowl you can knit using both variegated and semi-solid hand-dyed colorways.

I love working with this soft, lustrous yarn, especially since I know that the finished project will look great for years to come - the strength of the bamboo is the perfect complement to the yak fiber, and many of my previous projects in this yarn have yet to pill (even mittens!). Another bonus of working with this particular yarn is that it yields beautiful stitch definition.

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You can purchase discounted project kits for the Molten Metal Cowl here, or individual PDF downloads of the pattern here.**

Skill Level
Intermediate

Sizing
One Size Fits Most: Approx. 24” Circumference
12” width x 9” height when measured flat

Materials
1 skein Bijou Basin Ranch Lhasa Wilderness
(75 % yak/25% bamboo, 250 yards/76 grams)
Shown in Mango Salsa
US #6 16” Circular Needles
Stitch markers
Darning Needle

Gauge
15 stitches and 24 rows = 4” in garter stitch

ERRATA
On Round 13, sk2p should be worked in place of s2k2p.