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Crest of the Wave Cowl
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Crest of the Wave Cowl
A basic knit and purl checkerboard is given a twist:
2 Rows of offset increase and decrease pairings in each check create a curling wave-like and deeply dimensional texture. See the Texture Tour Video on my Instagram
Pattern is written with line-by-line abbreviated instructions and also includes a chart.
Worked Flat. Biased rectangle. May be worked to any length and is easily widened.
Intermediate Skills: k, p, ktbl, slip, k/ p3tog, kfbf/ pfbf. Increases and decreases occur on both RS and WS of work on one row only.
Blocking not recommended. Dry cleaning suggested.
Yarn
330 y (305 m) of Sport Weight Yarn
Sample used:
Malabrigo Arroyo in Arapey
100% Merino Superwash (Plied)
330 y (305 m) 100 g
Needles and Notions
US 4 (3.5 mm) Needles
~Or size that gets gauge/ desired fabric.
Row Counter
Stitch Markers (7, plus 1 clip-on to denote RS)
Tapestry Needle
1/2 inch (12 mm) Buttons (6, 3 + 3)
~ For 3, dual-sided button sets.
Measurements
25” (63.5 cm) Long
7” (17.75 cm) Deep
8” (20.3 cm) Across Angle
Gauge
Gauge not critical but will affect size and yarn requirements.
Unblocked Stockinette Stitch – For yarn/needle selection
24 Stitches by 30 Rows = 4” (10 cm) Square
This gauge provided for yarn and needle pairing, to get an appropriate fabric density without knitting the entire repeat.
Gauge in Stitch Pattern - Relaxed
32 Stitches by 40 Rows = 4” Square
Notes and Tips
A firm fabric with snug stitching
will maximize, and better retain, dimension.
Smooth yarns recommended for best stitch definition.
Note: No button holes in pattern.
Sample is closed with dual-sided buttons.
The dual-sided buttons are pairs of buttons sewn together back to back. Buttons should be selected to be small enough to go through the weave in the naturally occurring larger spaces in the curls.
You might also seam your edge, or use a shawl pin.
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