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Only using about 1½ skein of DK weight yarn, this cowl is a great and quick accessory to make! It looks good on both sides, the garter stitch and color changes giving a different effect for the “wrong” side.
Use one solid and one color changing yarn, two semisolids, two color changing, or several different colors of yarn - it’s up to you.
Biased stripes is a cowl in garter stitch with stripes and rounded i-cord edges. It is worked flat and on the bias, increasing and decreasing a stitch on every second row to create the slanting stripes. The two ends are then grafted together using kitchener stitch, so the cowl becomes a seamless looking piece.
If you only use two different yarns, a minimum of weaving in of ends is required. The color yarn that is not active is brought up along the side at the work, cleverly hidden inside the i-cord edging.
Illustrated directions are given for how to handle the color changes and managing the resting yarn while working a stripe.
- Brand
- Independent Designer
- Craft
- Knitting
- Designer
- Dieuwke Schack-Mulligen
- Format
- Downloadable PDF
- Language
- English
- Notes
- Any DK weight yarn (ca. 200-250m/100g) can be used. The total meterage used is around 300m.
- Number of patterns
- 1
- Skill Level
- Intermediate
