The pattern for this cowl was inspired by glacial landscapes formed during the Ice Age - in particular, small rounded hills called drumlins and depressions in the ground made by melting ice, called kettle holes.

The cowl can be worn right side out, with the drumlin mounds nestled in the kettle holes or wrong side out, with the mounds pushed in to make kettle holes.

The cowl is knitted in beautiful Malabrigo Worsted yarn, which offers the perfect balance between softness and structure.

The Drumlins Cowl Pattern can be found in the Cosy Cable Knits Supplement, The Knitter Magazine, Issue 64.