Enjoy my “Shifting lines” cowl pattern! I hope you add it to your faves and wish you happy knitting!

I knitted mine with a super soft Bambon skein, a blend of bamboo and cotton, if you want to knit yours with the same yarn, the knit kits come in great colors and are available at Yarnz2go.

For a cowl this one gives you quite a few styling options. Great textures in simple knit and purl stitches first knitted in the round arranged to move in diagonally shifting lines. A garter section is then knitted flat to create that all important side slit which offers several ways to wear your cowl.

The pattern is written and also offers a chart for the shifting lines pattern. The unblocked size measures 9” in height and 19” around.

Yarn
One Bambon skein, a DK weight with 154
yards/100 grams in a blend of 60% cotton
and 40% Bamboo.
Knit kits/yarn are available at Yarnz2GO.

Notions needed
US size 7 (4.5 mm) circular needle 16” (42cm) in length.
One stitch marker to mark beginning of round.
Tapestry needle or crochet hook for finishing.

Gauge
14 sts and 18 rows in 4” of stockinette stitch.

Techniques applied
Knitting and purling flat and in the round.
Stretchy bind off, weaving in ends.

Level of Expertise: Easy

Enjoy the knit and be sure to make a project page with photos if you knit one. Your cowl may just be featured~