Simple Cowl Beginner Pattern

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Embrace winter with this simple cowl beginner pattern. Knit one rectangle and sew one seam. The garter stitch makes it warm & squishy!

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About the Pattern

Available Sizes: One
Pattern Format: Written Pattern, No Chart
Skill Level: Beginner
PDF Format: Printer Friendly
Pattern Name: Humility

Techniques

Here are some of the knitting skills you need to know before getting started:

Knit Flat (Back & Forth)
Knit Stitch

Yarn & Substitutions

Yarn Weight: Super Bulky
Yardage: 100 โ€“ 110 yards (91 โ€“ 101 meters)
Suggested Yarn: Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick

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Needles & Notions

Needle Size: US 15 (10mm) Knitting Needles

Gauge

9 STS & 15 rows per 4″ (10cm) square, knit in the pattern below

close-up of a knitted swatch with a wood gauge

Details

Measurements, before seaming: 18โ€ณ wide x 13โ€ณ height (46cm x 33cm)
Gauge: 9 STS & 15 rows per 4″ (10cm) square, knit in the pattern below
Weight: 5.6oz (160g)

Notes

Reversible.
CO edge is the height.
Knit using the garter knit stitch.
This cowl is knit flat, when youโ€™re finished knitting youโ€™ll sew the CO & BO edges together making it a cowl.

Knitting Abbreviations

*โ€“ * โ€“ repeat between * to end of round
BO – bind-off in pattern
CO – cast-on (long-tail cast-on method)
STS – stitches

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Pattern Instructions

Knit Flat:

CO 30 STS

Knit every row until youโ€™ve used up about 1 skein of yarn, I knit about 75 rows.

BO loosely.

Block to stretch out the stitches.

I stretched it out lengthwise, not widthwise.

Sew CO and BO edges together, creating vertical rows.

Weave in the ends.

Block, if desired.

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