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Finished Measurements:

Circumference, 54½” [136 cm] / Depth, 10¾” [27 cm]

Yarn:

Lark
6 skeins Boreal 174

Needles:

24” circular needle in size US 8 [5.0 mm]

Gauge:

67 sts and 96 rows = 10¾” [27 cm] x 13½” [34 cm] in chart repeat, after blocking.

Construction:

The cowl is knit lengthwise combining textured pattern work with cables. The short ends are finished by grafting together. Extra long in length, the cowl can be wrapped double for extra warmth.

Skills Required:

provisional cast-on
grafting / kitchener stitch
cables


hishizashi

Keiko Kikuno

$7

Drawing inspiration from the traditional embroidery-style textile art originating in northern Japan, Hishizashi showcases an exquisite array of textures and patterns framed by fluid cables. Knit in worsted-weight, Lark, this extra-long cowl is perfect to double wrap for double warmth.

This pattern is also available as part of Artisan Collection: Keiko Kikuno.

Finished Measurements:

Circumference, 54½” [136 cm] / Depth, 10¾” [27 cm]

Yarn:

Lark
6 skeins Boreal 174

Needles:

24” circular needle in size US 8 [5.0 mm]

Gauge:

67 sts and 96 rows = 10¾” [27 cm] x 13½” [34 cm] in chart repeat, after blocking.

Construction:

The cowl is knit lengthwise combining textured pattern work with cables. The short ends are finished by grafting together. Extra long in length, the cowl can be wrapped double for extra warmth.

Skills Required:

provisional cast-on
grafting / kitchener stitch
cables