Hīnaki
by Justine Turner
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Hīnaki
Hīnaki (Hee-narki) is the New Zealand Māori word for a type of eel net. The stitch pattern and shape of this cowl reminded me of this ancient net design which is still used today.
This cowl is a fast knit, taking a couple of hours of concentrated knitting, and with it’s simple 2 round repeat you can take it anywhere.
Wearing it is a breeze, it slips over the head easily and the spiral stitch pattern collapses into a squishy pile of cosy ripples.
Experiment with different yarns and stitch numbers to make a longer or wider cowl (details in the pattern).
About this pattern
About this yarn
by Misti Alpaca
Super Bulky
100% Alpaca
108 yards
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100
grams
10600 projects
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About this yarn
by Misti Alpaca
Aran
50% Alpaca, 30% Merino, 20% Rayon from Bamboo
174 yards
/
100
grams
1035 projects
stashed
1025 times
rating
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4.5
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296 votes
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