Cubitz Cowl
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16” or 20” circular needles
sport: size 6
worsted: size 8
Chunky: size 10
1 marker
sport: size 6
worsted: size 8
Chunky: size 10
1 marker
Sport weight yarn: 200 yds
Worsted weight yarn: 160 yds
Chunky weight yarn: 120 yds
All yardage is approximate and depends on how wide you knit your cowl, and if you decide to add more stitches for a looser cowl. This cowl fits loosely around the neck, but does not hang or drape in front. It is appropriate for men, women or children. To make your cowl so it will drape more, add stitches in quantities of 3. This pattern is pretty forgiving, so it can easily be made longer and wider. Experiment...have fun.
Ribbing pattern: *P1, K2* around
Worsted weight yarn: 160 yds
Chunky weight yarn: 120 yds
All yardage is approximate and depends on how wide you knit your cowl, and if you decide to add more stitches for a looser cowl. This cowl fits loosely around the neck, but does not hang or drape in front. It is appropriate for men, women or children. To make your cowl so it will drape more, add stitches in quantities of 3. This pattern is pretty forgiving, so it can easily be made longer and wider. Experiment...have fun.
Ribbing pattern: *P1, K2* around
Cubitz pattern (3 stitch repeat):
Rnds 1 & 2: knit
Rnds 3 & 4: *K1, P2* around
*Pattern is written with sport weight counts first, then worsted and chunky in ( ).
CO 132 (102, 72) sts onto circular needles. Join being careful not to twist stitches. Place marker at join. This is beginning of round.
Work 8 (6, 4) rounds of ribbing pattern.
Purl one round.
Switch to Cubitz pattern and work for approximately 7”-8”. End after round 2.
Purl one round.
Work 8 (6, 4) rounds of ribbing pattern. Bind of loosely. Block and enjoy!
©Karen Hoyle 2018
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