It’s that time of year - when the fog rolls in a little bit earlier every day and lingers in the morning - creating a slight chill in the air. While it would be lovely to stay in bed under the covers, drinking tea, and reading a book, sometimes the world demands our attention and we must venture out. Bring a bit of your home’s warmth with you, and wrap yourself in a woolly squishy cowl like this one: The Evening Fog Cowl. This cowl is extra big. You can either wear it tossed once around your neck. Or you can wrap it around your neck twice and get that extra cozy feeling.

This cowl is easy to make - and fast! A great project to make for yourself and for your friends!

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
56” circumference x 12.5” tall

GAUGE
7 stitches and 15 rows = 4”, in seed stitch

YARN
A Verb for Keeping Warm Big Sky (100% Montana Targhee wool; 160 yards / 100 g)

Color A: Zinc or color of your choice, 1 skein
Color B: Barnacle or color of your choice, 1 skein

KNITTING TOOLS
One 24” circular needle size US 15

NOTIONS
Darning needle