This pattern is available in English.

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“Hikaru” is a Japanese name.
It means shine, shine beautifully, twinkle, be bright, glitter…
One day, the snow was falling thick and fast.
The outside of the window shined beautifully by snow.
I made a cowl from that which had made an impression on me.

This pattern is knitted bottom-up in the round,
constructed by colorwork, knit-purl combinations,
and a little seed stitch.

This pattern is a little bit loose cowl.
And, this design is 1 set in 20 stitches.
If you want to change the length of circumference,
please make the total number of the stitch a multiple of 20
when you cast on it. ;)

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Yarn
Aran / MC: 158 m(173 yd), CC: 80 m(87 yd)
Sample: Woolfolk TOV, 100% Wool -Merino, 158 m(173 yd) / 100 g
Sample color: MC; T06(ocean), CC; T01(light gray)

Needles
US 10(6.0 mm) & US 9(5.5 mm)
or JPN 13(6.0 mm) & JPN 11(5.4 mm),
Set of 4 DPNS or 60 cm(24”) Circular needles.

Gauge
18 sts × 22 rows in 10cm(4”) in stockinette stitch

Finished measurements
Circumference: 70 cm(27.6”), Length: 32cm(12.6”)

Tools
1 stitch marker

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Thank you so much, my dear all testers.
ojaoja, otoyan, kussy, hiiragi, hitome, hiromon, Reiko,
Chiara, Patricia.