The Mosaic Advent Cowl can be made using fingering-weight or DK-weight yarn. The pattern begins with a provisional cast on. It is worked in the round to form a tube, then joined with kitchener stitch to create a loop that you can wrap around your neck twice.

The cowl is long enough that when you wrap it around your neck, one loop can be up close to your neck, and the second loop will rest a little lower to cover any opening at the front of your coat.

The Mosaic Advent Cowl gives you so much flexibility in the way you arrange your colors. When I made my DK-weight version, I used a DK-weight Advent Calendar that contained 25 20 g mini skeins. I used 2 contrasting colors on each 16 round repeat, then switched to 2 new colors for each 16 round repeat.

On my fingering-weight Mosaic Advent Cowl I used a 100 g skein for the main color then used a combination of mini skeins and leftovers of sock yarn that I had in my stash. This would work well with a fingering-weight Advent set.

Skill Level Intermediate

Finished Size
Length 24 in/61 cm laying flat
Width 7 in/18 cm laying flat

Materials
200 g of superwash merino fingering-weight yarn in various colors, mini skeins or scraps or
300 g of superwash merino DK-weight yarn in various colors, mini skeins or scraps

2 Size 4 US/3.5 mm 16 in/40 cm circular needles for fingering-weight yarn
2 Size 6 US/4 mm 16 in/40 cm circular needles for DK-weight yarn

Size E /4 3.5 mm crochet hook for fingering-weight yarn
Size G/6 4 mm crochet hook for DK-weight yarn

Stitch markers
Tapestry needle

Gauge
30 sts = 4 in/10 cm in fingering-weight mosaic pattern
20 sts = 4 in/10 cm in DK-weight mosaic pattern