Coast Highway Cowl by Jonena Lindsley

Coast Highway Cowl

Knitting
July 2017
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
22 stitches and 33 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette
US 4 - 3.5 mm
US 5 - 3.75 mm
425 - 475 yards (389 - 434 m)
Adult
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Connecting the coastal communities of the Pacific Northwest, Highway 101 curves through rain forests – tall trees, ferns, vines, flowers – and along cliff edges, hovering over sand, rock, the Pacific’s waves with the vast sky filled with mountains of clouds. This lightweight cowl uses two fingering weight yarns, combined in a lace and a garter-like panel, and is finished with a picot binding. It’s a perfect travel project or a sweet way to remember a beautiful road trip.

Size: approximately 36-38” circumference by 13” length, measured blocked. Will fit most adult women.

Materials:
Color A: approximately 300 yards fingering/sock
Color B: approximately 175 yards fingering/sock

A note about yarn: I recommend a tonal or simpler yarn for Color A to show off the lace work, and then a fun, indie-dyed or textural yarn for Color B.

Skills: beginning lace (yo, ssk, k2tog)

Version 2 released 12-2-18