Color Block Cowl – Free Knit Pattern
I’m so excited to bring to you my first ever knit pattern! I have been knitting on and off for several years now and up until recently, I haven’t paid much attention to my knitting needles. I have finally gotten back into my knitting groove and have decided to write my first knit pattern to share my latest project. I made this quick and super simple Color Block Cowl utilizing the seed stitch (also known as the moss stitch) and using the most gorgeous wool from We Are Knitters. I hope you enjoy the pattern! If you don’t knit, don’t worry! I will be releasing the crochet version of this pattern next week. Happy Knitting! 🙂
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Color Block Cowl
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Materials:
- Approximately 60 yds of The Wool by We Are Knitters in 2 Colors
- Approximately 30 yds of Color A: I used The Wool in the Black colorway*
- Approximately 30 yds of Color B: I used The Wool in the Lead colorway*
- Size US-19 (15mm) Knitting Needles
- Yarn Needle* for weaving ends
- Scissors*
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Skill Level:
Easy
Abbreviations:
CO – cast on
k – knit
p – purl
st(s) – stitch(es)
() – indicates stitch counts
Multiple:
Pattern repeat is a multiple of 2 sts
Gauge:
4.8 sts & 12 rows = 4″
Finished Size:
22″ x 16″ before seamed
Instructions:
With Color A, CO 26 sts
Row 1: *k1, p1** Repeat from * to ** to end of row. (26)
Row 2: *p1, k1** Repeat from * to ** to end of row. (26)
Row 3-24: Repeat Rows 1-2
Change to Color B
Row 25-48: Repeat Rows 1-2
BO in the pattern of Row 1, leaving a 12″ long yarn tail.
Finish:
Bring the two ends of the cowl together. Using the yarn tail and yarn needle, stitch the ends together using the whip stitch or mattress seam method. Weave all ends.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me!
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