Cimarron Bandana Cowl by Margaret Briggs Ramirez

Cimarron Bandana Cowl

Knitting
April 2017
Lace ?
36 stitches and 40 rows = 4 inches
in two-color checkerboard
US 2 - 2.75 mm
380 - 400 yards (347 - 366 m)
One size
English
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Inspired by a cowgirl’s iconic bandana, this easy-to-wear “kerchief cowl” design captures vintage Western flavor, knitted in two vibrant colors of SilverSpun® Silk lace weight yarn for a feather-light, breathable fabric.

The Cimarron Bandana Cowl is knitted in stranded, Fair Isle style colorwork, worked from the bottom up, knitted seamlessly both in the round and flat. Note: this is a charted design.

An eyelet & garter border prevents stockinette roll, forming a neat finished edge.

Skill Level: Intermediate, for stranded colorwork and knitting from chart.

Yarn Used to Knit Sample:

  • 2 mini skeins Silverspun® Silk yarn, 25g / 190 yds each, one in Brick Dust (dark orange) and one in Weld (golden yellow)

Tools You’ll Need:

  • US 2 / 2.75 mm needle tips on 24” circular cable, plus a 16” or 32” cable
  • 4 stitch markers (1 BOR, 1 Side, 2 Centers), preferably Numbered

Finished Measurements

Top Circumference: 18.5 inches
Middle (widest) Circumference: 26 inches
Height: 11 inches

This pattern is also available from Feel Good Yarn Co., individually and in kits.