Cowl with Optional Drawstring and Trim by Teva Durham

Cowl with Optional Drawstring and Trim

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Knitting
Super Bulky (5-6 wpi) ?
10 stitches and 14 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette stitch, using 2 stands of Naturespun or 1 stand of Cashair
US 15 - 10.0 mm
153 - 245 yards (140 - 224 m)
One size fits all, 12" tall from hem to top, 42" circumference at hem, 16" around neck
English
Errata available: abramsbooks.com

One day a decade ago, when I was a proofreader with a long commute, I wore a sheer blouse and a light blazer to the office so I could leave straight from it for a fancy date.  By lunch, the weather had turned for the worse, so I borrowed yarn and needles from my work in progress and, during my downtime, knit a loose turtleneck dickey based on the traditional Icelandic yoked (Lopi) sweater.  It was the first prototype of my cowl.   -- description from Loop-d-Loop, pg. 21 (pattern on pg. 42)



Note on Yarn Requirements: If using Naturespun or a similar worsted-weight yarn, use yarn double-stranded throughout; if using Kashair or a similar super-bulky yarn, use a single strand throughout.  One ball of a Jaeger Fur, used as a single strand, is required for the optional furry trim.



Other Materials: 1 yd lacing or ribbon 0.25-0.75" wide