Description

Striated cowl

I love the fresh green of spring leaves and cheerful spring flowers. Although the weather can be a bit chilly, I’m usually ready for a change from winter woollies. The Striated cowl is light and can be worn as a single loop or doubled up for extra warmth.

Striated begins with a provisional cast-on, is knitted in rows using a simple, but striking faggot stitch and is edged with a chain selvedge. It is finished by grafting the two ends together, so the finished cowl appears seamless. It would make a great project for someone new to lace knitting.

The pattern for Striated cowl is available to download from the Being Knitterly Ravelry Pattern store, or here as a printed pattern or as part of a kit. The printed pattern and kit are sent with a Ravelry digital download code.

Options

Digital pdf pattern

Available from the Being Knitterly Ravelry Pattern store.

Printed pattern

The A4 printed pattern has 4 pages including:

• Before You Start: notes, sizing, yarn, tension | gauge and abbreviations.
• Photo tutorial: crochet provisional cast-on.
• Photo tutorial: Kitchener stitch.
• Written instructions for Striated cowl.

Kit

The kit contains:

• An A5 printed pattern for Striated cowl.
• Three skeins of Spindrift from Jamieson’s of Shetland.
• As well as a small amount of a smooth similar weight waste yarn.

Pattern details

Sizes

Finished width: 13 cm | 5 inches.

Finished circumference: 71 inches | 180 cm.

Yarn

Jamieson’s of Shetland, Shetland Spindrift (4 ply; 100% Shetland wool; 105 m | 115 yds per 25 g skein).

Sample 1: Sholmit 103: 3 x 25 g skeins.

Sample 2: Anemone 616: 3 x 25 g skeins.

Needles & Accessories

3.25 mm | UK 10 | US 3 knitting needles of your preferred type for working rows.
3.50 mm | UK 9 | US E-4 crochet hook.

Length of smooth contrasting waste yarn for provisional cast-on.

1 lockable stitch marker.
Stitch holder.

Gauge | Tension

26 sts and 40 rows to 10 cm | 4 inches over lace pattern using 3.25 mm needles after washing and blocking.

Other details

This pattern is available in two versions: the standard one for those who knit right-handed and an alternative one written for those who knit left-handed. If you purchase the printed pattern or kit and would like the pattern for knitting left-handed, please say so in your order notes at check out.

Most of you knit right-handed, that is, your stitches move from the left to right needle as you knit.

Some of you knit left-handed, that is, your stitches move from the right to left needle as you knit.

If you are a left-handed knitter who knits right-handed, that is your stitches move from the left to right needle, you should use the pattern for knitting right-handed.

Designer: Nicki Merrall (Being Knitterly).
Sample knitters: Nicki Merrall and Mary Leeson.
Tech editor: Amelia Hodsdon.

The pattern for Striated cowl was first published by Pompom Quarterly.

The Being Knitterly pattern also has photo tutorials for a crochet provisional cast-on and Kitchener stitch.