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Red Cliff Cowl
The Red Cliff cowl is as lightweight as it is warm. The stranded colourwork pattern creates a dense fabric that blocks out the wind, while the use of fingering weight yarn prevents it from being bulky.
SIZING
Size
One size
Finished Dimensions
60 cm/24” circumference, 23.5 cm/9.25” height
MATERIALS
Fingering weight yarn* in the following approximate
amounts:
C1 (red): 190 metres/208 yards
C2 (grey): 75 metres/83 yards
*Shown in Tukuwool Fingering (100% Wool; 195 m/213 yd
per 50 g/1.76 oz skein) in colours C1: Hohka (H20) and C2:
Auri (03).
NEEDLES
One 60 cm/24” circular needle, size 3.75 mm/US 5 (or
size needed to obtain gauge in Red Cliff colourwork
pattern)
One 60 cm/24” circular needle, size 3.25 mm/US 3 (or
two sizes smaller than needed for gauge)
GAUGE
30 stitches & 32 rounds = 10 cm/4” in Red Cliff
colourwork pattern, after light wet blocking, on larger
needles
ADDITIONAL TOOLS
1 stitch marker, tapestry needle
SKILL LEVEL
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CONSTRUCTION NOTES
When working the Red Cliff chart, all stitches are knit
using the colours denoted in the chart. The colourwork
pattern is worked all the way around the circumference
of the cowl.
Red Cliff colourwork pattern is charted only.
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- First published: May 2019
- Page created: May 30, 2019
- Last updated: December 31, 2023 …
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