Elevate your style and stay cosy by making the Ahoi Bandana Cowl. This versatile accessory is designed to effortlessly complement your wardrobe, ensuring you look chic while staying warm. Say hello to the perfect blend of fashion and function!

The Ahoi Bandana Cowl is carefully crafted for comfort. It fits snugly under any jacket, adding an extra layer of warmth to the front without creating bulk in the back. Feel the soft embrace around your neck as you step out in style.

The clear, step-by-step instructions are easy to memorise. Choose from three adult sizes, experiment with two delightful colour variations, and add an optional tassel for that extra touch of elegance.

Feel like you need a guiding hand? The video tutorials will walk you through the process, ensuring you can easily create your Bandana Cowl.

Dive into an exciting knitting journey! The Ahoi Bandana Cowl starts with a small cast-on number and takes you from working flat to seamlessly in the round using Fishermen’s Rib stitch. The finishing touch? A stretchy 1x1 ribbed border bound off using the tubular method. It’s as engaging to make as it is beautiful to wear.

Adventure-ready, this project requires only a small amount of yarn and minimal notions. Pack it up, and it’s ready to be your travel buddy on every journey. Wherever you go, enjoy your knitting with the Ahoi Bandana Cowl pattern.

Want to explore different yarn weights? Discover the Ahoi Bandana Cowl pattern in Heavy DK/Light Worsted yarn weight and create a unique accessory that perfectly matches your preference.
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ahoi-bandana-cowl-heavy-dk-light-worsted

Remember, your creative journey is my priority. If you need extra assistance or have questions, don’t hesitate to reach out. Email me at hello@knitterista.com for pattern support.

Knit your style, embrace warmth, and make a fashion statement with the Ahoi Bandana Cowl – your knitting journey awaits!

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Construction
This cowl is worked seamlessly from the top down; the first section is knit in Fishermen´s rib flat, the second in the round. For added flair, you can make the 1x1 ribbed border and tassel (optional!) in a different colour. Finish with a tubular bind-off or a super stretchy bind-off of your choice.

Level of Difficulty
Intermediate

Techniques Used
Fishermen’s rib, long-tail cast-on, tubular bind-off, working flat and in the round on circular needles

Sizes
Sizes are based on adult head circumference.
Choose the size closest to your actual head measurements.
1 – Small Adult: 51 cm (20 in)
2 – Medium Adult: 56 cm (22 in)
3 – Large Adult: 61 cm (24 in)

Finished Measurements
A x B
A – widest point at neck circumference
B – height while wearing
Size 1: 51.5 x 22 cm (20.25 x 8.75 in)
Size 2: 57 x 23 cm (22.5 x 9 in)
Size 3: 62 x 24 cm (24.5 x 9.5 in)

Need some extra help to choose the right size?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1TJOf-Hauo&t=23s

Yardage
Size 1 – yds/m/g
1 color: 307yds/281m/76g
2 colors, MC: 266yds/243m/66g
2 colors, CC: 41/yds/38m/10g
Tassel: 8yds/7m/2g

Size 2 – yds/m/g
1 color: 351yds/321m/87g
2 colors, MC: 307yds/281m/76g
2 colors, CC: 44yds/40m/11g
Tassel: 8yds/7m/2g

Size 3 – yds/m/g
1 color: 397yds/364m/98g
2 colors, MC: 351yds/321m/87g
2 colors, CC: 46yds/43m/11g
Tassel: 8yds/7m/2g

Need some extra help to choose the right yarn?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLGxLfFiMwk

Needles
1 – one set of 35 cm (14 in) circular needles in 3.75 (US 5)
2 – one set of 35 cm (14 in) circular needles in 3.5 (US 4) for the border
or size needed to obtain gauge

Gauge
23 sts x 56 rows/rounds = 10 cm (4 in)
4 mm (US 6) needles
in pattern stitch, measured after blocking

Notions
4 stitch markers, 1 dissimilar as a BORm
tapestry needle, scissors, tape measure

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