Rosemarie Cowl is a lovely cowl that features a 2-color stranded colorwork design filled with roses. It is worked in the round and the length can be adjusted easily (just make sure you have enough yarn to compensate). The featured yarns combine soft wool and smooth silk to give the cowl a luscious feel – perfect for cooler weather. Be sure to choose colors that have a high contrast to help the rose and checker pattern stand out.
Charted instructions for the colorwork pattern (which is an adaptation of a pattern found in Vogue Knitting Stichionary Vol. 3, ed. by Carla Scott) are included. I hope you will find this cowl to be cheerful addition to your wardrobe. Happy Knitting!

MATERIALS & INFO

Yarn: Color A: Tynd by Woolfolk, “#12” (red) 223 yds/50 grams. You’ll need 2 skeins or approx. 232 yards of your favorite fingering yarn in either a solid or semi-solid colorway

Color B: Super Silky by Emma’s Yarns, “Very Berry” (pink) 400 yds/100 grams. You’ll need 1 skein or approx. 200 yards of your favorite fingering yarn in either a solid or semi-solid colorway

Gauge: 28 sts x 36 rows = 4”x 4”

Needles: US 6 /4.0 mm 24” circular needle

Notions: tapestry needle (for weaving in ends), stitch markers

Finished size: 18” tall x 23” circumference