The colorwork motifs in this cowl remind me of falling, swirling waterfalls, and the pattern takes its name from the Elakala Falls in West Virginia. The cowl begins with 1x1 ribbing in one color then moves into stranded colorwork. The motifs are then inverted, both in color and in orientation, and the cowl is finished with 1x1 ribbing in the second color.

The pattern contains charts only. The pattern has been professionally tech edited by Kitty Wunder.

Materials
Color 1: 210 yards (192 m); Color 2: 210 yards (192 m); fingering weight yarn. Shown in Anzula Yarns Gerty, Au Natural (Color 1), Teal (Color 2).

Needles
US 3 (3.25 mm), 24 inch circular needles or size needed to achieve gauge.

Notions
Stitch marker(s), yarn needle.

Finished Size
14 in (36 cm) long and 22 in (56 cm) circumference.

Necessary Skills
Basic knitting skills, knitting in the round, stranded colorwork.