In my quest to find a stylish yet comfortable cowl that didn’t hide the stitches when slouching, I began designing a pattern on the bias and Moxie was born! I love incorporating multiple stitch patterns into a design. Not only does it add interest to the finished project but it also keeps me entertained while I’m knitting it up…win-win! In addition, I love that you can spin this cowl around to make different colors more or less prominent. It’s a new look every time you wear it!

MATERIALS
Yarn: 130 yards (119 m) each of the following:
C1 (Color 1) – pictured in teal
C2 (Color 2) – pictured in grey
C3 (Color 3) – pictured in white

Needles:
US 6 (4 mm) needles of desired length
Pattern is worked flat

Notions:
Row Counter (optional)
Waste Yarn for provisional cast on
Cable needle or one double-pointed needle of a slightly smaller size
Scissors
Tapestry needle

Errata:
In Trellis Stitch section, final rows should read as follows:
Rows 9-26: repeat rows 3-8 three more times BUT before last stitch on row 26, change to C2, and k1. Break C3.

In Garter Slips section, final rows should read as follows:
Rows 9-32: repeat rows 1-8 three more times BUT before last stitch on row 32, change to C1, and k1. Do not break C2.