Lynsey Cowl

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Knit completely in the round with two colorways of fingering-weight yarn (one of which is variegated to create extra visual interest), the Lynsey Cowl is beyond cozy thanks to the yarn floats that get hidden inside the cowl as you work! The supersized motifs are also a modern take on the “X and O” shapes traditional to fair isle knitting.

The cowl starts with a provisional cast on and is knit as a tube. Once the full length is knit, the end of the cowl is grafted to the beginning of the cowl for a professional-looking result that is fully reversible. Perfect for men and women alike and with an endless number of color combinations, you’ll be reaching for this accessory as soon as cool weather beckons!

Finished, Blocked Dimensions:
Circumference: 40 inches [101.5 cm]
Width: 6.5 inches [16.5 cm]

Yarn:
Fingering-weight yarn at approximately 395 yds [361 m] per 110 g [3.9 oz]. MC: 475 yds [434 m], CC: 336 yds [307 m].
Shown in Madelinetosh Tosh Sock (100% merino wool; approximately 395 yds / 110 grams), color ways Natural (MC): (2 skeins), and Fjord (CC): one skein

Needles:
Size US 3 (3.25mm) needles, or size needed to obtain gauge

Notions:
Crochet hook and waste yarn for provisional CO
Marker
Spare circular needle for finishing (preferably same size as main needles)
Yarn needle

Gauge:
32 stitches / 32 rows = 4 inches [10 cm] in Fair Isle Chart AFTER blocking

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