Cloud Catcher by Stephanie Lotven

Cloud Catcher

Knitting
March 2025
DK (11 wpi) ?
22 stitches and 28 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette
US 5 - 3.75 mm
315 yards (288 m)
one size
English
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You can find this beautiful yarn at Queen City Yarn.

This one is for the daydreamers, the sky-gazers, and the lace knitters.

There are days when the sky is so blue and the clouds are so soft that I feel like I could take a butterfly net and capture the clouds. This pattern was designed for anyone who has ever flopped flat on their back in the grass and stared up at passing clouds. The Cloud Catcher cowl combines lace, slipped stitches, and bobbles to evoke the pillowy slopes and light wisps of clouds.

Worked SEAMLESSLY from the top down, this cowl knits up quickly (like any good cowl should), but wears like a hassle-free shawl. Unlike traditional tube cowls that rumple into a pile of knitting around your neck, this shawl-shaped construction lets your knitting shine by creating a triangular front and shortened back. The shape is wonderful, wearable, and just plain fun to knit.

(NOTE: There are lots of ways to wear this cowl! Wear the point of the cowl centered in the front (see photo 2), or off one shoulder (see photos 1). You can even wear your cowl with the point in the back!)

This Cowl Includes:

Top-Down, Seamless Construction
Shawl-Shaped Wearability
Charts & Schematic
Video Tutorials
Clear Written Instructions

SIZE
ONE SIZE : Adult

FINISHED DIMENSIONS
FRONT LENGTH: 20 inches / 51cm
BACK LENGTH: 9.5 inches / 24cm
NECK OPENING: 19.5 inches / 49.5cm


YARN
DK weight yarn in 1 color

315 yards / 290 meters

NEEDLES
US 5 (3.75mm) 24-inch (60cm) circular or as required to meet gauge

GAUGE
22 sts & 28 rounds = 4 inches 10cm in stockinette worked flat & in the round after blocking

TOOLS
4 stitch markers, measuring tape, & tapestry needle