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Sherbourne Cowl
This cowl is designed to match the Sherbourne Hat.
Both the hat and cowl use picot edged pleats to create warm and structure without being bulky.
The cowl comes in 1 sizes and is shaped to be wider at the shoulders narrowing at the neck.
Materials required
3.75mm (US5) short circular needle or dpns
3.5mm (US4) short circular needle or dons for cast off only
Waste yarn
Tapestry needle
Stitchmarker
Reminiscent of Elizabethan collars, this cowl is named after Sherbourne New Castle in Dorset, which was built by Sir Walter Raleigh on the estate in Sherbourne Dorset, leased to him by Queen Elizabeth I. The original Lodge has been added to over the centuries and Capability Brown redesigned the parkland in the 18th Century.
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- First published: November 2014
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