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The pattern is available in Swedish and English

Part three of Yarnesty Cowl.lection Yarn Club takes you to the beautiful village of Sundborn in Dalecarlia.
For most people, the village is best known for being the home of the painter Carl Larsson and his creative wife Karin. That was also the reason I visited Sundborn the first time; to see the museum of Carl Larsson which is in their home Lilla Hyltenäs.
Some years later my children went to a Confirmation camp in Sundbornsgården, the old vicarage of Sundborn.
The moment I came into the 18th-century house I loved its cosy interior. My children love the place and come back year after year to work at the confirmation camp.
I knew that I also wanted to give Sundborndsgården a place in my heart.
What could be better than to arrange a knitting retreat? So I did. In early 2018 40 knitters gathering for a weekend in Sundbornsgården. That weekend was such a fantastic experience, I do hope I will be able to arrange another knitting retreat in Sundborn in 2019!
Needles & Notions
7 stitch markers, of which

1 unique stitch marker for BOR m

Tapestry needle 

Cable needle

Circular needles in size to obtain gauge, e.g. with a length of 60 or 100 cm / 24” or 40”
When knitting the sample, gauge was obtained on 3.75 mm / US5 needles
Note that I am a tight knitter so you may need to go down a needle size to obtain gauge.
Yarn used
Tréliz Asteria Sock 75% SW Merino, 20% Nylon, 5% Gold Stellina 400m per 100g / 440 yds per 100g,
or
other soft yarn in fingering weight you want to wear around your neck
Heartbeat Colourway, 260 (400) m / 285 (440) yds
Sizes
Short (Long)
The cowl is designed to fit very loosely around the neck.
Cowl circumference: 67 cm / 26.5”
Cowl depth: 26.5 (45) cm / 10.5 (17.75)”
Gauge
25 sts and 32 rnds = 10x10 cm / 4x4” in stocking stitch and pattern after blocking
I recommend knitting a swatch to make sure your gauge is correct. Otherwise, your cowl may have different measurements and can use up more yarn than defined in this pattern.
Technical editing
The pattern has been tech edited by James Bartley
Test knitting
Thank you so much to my wonderful test knitters! You are the best!