Camino Peak is a big cozy bandana cowl knit in two lofty yarns. As you work from the top down, little flecks of color-changing yarn grow to become bubbles, and then blocks, and finally you’ll finish off with a simple stripe.

Slipped stitches are used to create the colorwork designs, and the changing colors and patterns will keep your interest. Cast on and soon you’ll be on your way!

This bandana cowl is worked from the top down, beginning with a triangle worked flat, then joined to work in the round.

Yarn
Miss Babs Killington
85% Polwarth Wool, 15% Tussah Silk; 350 yd / 4.2 oz (320m / 120g) skeins
1 skein in main color, shown in Russet

Feederbrook Farm Entropy DK
100% Bluefaced Leicester Wool; 260 yd / 3.5 oz (238m / 100g) skeins
1 skein in contrast color, shown in Θ (“Theta”)

Or approximately 300 yards/274 meters of DK weight yarn in MC (solid) and 260 yards/238 meters of DK weight yarn in CC (color-changing).

Finished Measurements

• Length at center front: 27”/67.5 cm
• Circumference at neck: 22”/55 cm
• Circumference at hem: 48”/120 cm

Needles
US 6 4.0 mm circular needle, 24”/60cm long, or size to obtain gauge

Gauge
Blocked: 20 stitches and 40 rows = 4”/10cm in garter stitch.

Notions
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle

This pattern has been professionally tech edited.

Errata:
* Page 3, Section 2, Rows 7-8 should read “Repeat Rows 3-4”