Be Proud Cowl by Mary-Ann Lammers

Be Proud Cowl

Knitting
November 2019
Worsted (9 wpi) ?
21 stitches and 28 rows = 4 inches
in Stocking stitch after blocking on 5mm needles.
US 7 - 4.5 mm
US 8 - 5.0 mm
254 - 256 yards (232 - 234 m)
One size, see below. Easily adjustable.
English
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For the hat pattern:
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/be-proud-hat

I believe we are all proud of so many things whether it is our country, our family, our jobs, our school, favourite sports teams, our ways of life and just for who we know we are, who we have become or are maybe still trying to get there.

We can all choose colours that mean something to us and create our own tribute or create a gift for another.

Even if there isn’t a reason you choose the colours you do you will be very proud of your knitting when you are finished.

Isn’t that a big reason why we enjoy that feeling of accomplishment?

Regardless of who we are, what we believe and the parts of ourselves we choose to share, we are all important.

The stitches are simple because they use the mosaic stitch method of colourwork. You will be working with only one colour at a time in each round. Easy peasy even if you are new to this type of knitting.

This pattern is written out in full row-by-row and does not use charts.

Measurements: After blocking: approx. 71 cm/28” bottom edge, 51 cm/20” neck opening,
21cm/8 1/2” height.
Gauge: After blocking: 21 stitches by 28 rows = 10 cm/4” square in stocking stitch on size
5 mm/US 8 needles in the round. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain gauge.

Yarns Used:
Berroco Vintage Worsted 9 wpi.
52% Acrylic, 40% Wool, 8% Nylon.
100 grams, 200 m/218 yds.

(A) 5150 (red) Used 16 grams.
(B) 5189 (charcoal) Used 38 grams.
(C) 5101 (white) Used 30 grams.
(D) 5106 (grey) Used 32 grams.

Needles and supplies:
4.5 mm/US 7 circular needles 60 cm/24” long. (for the borders).
5 mm/US 8 circular needles 60 cm/24” long.
14 stitch markers, one being a different colour to mark start of rounds.
Tapestry needle.

Thank you to my test knitters and my editor, you put the joy in my designing!