Magda Cowl by Julia Trice

Magda Cowl

Knitting
September 2013
Aran (8 wpi) ?
23 stitches and 33 rows = 4 inches
in Cabled Lace Pattern
US 7 - 4.5 mm
250 yards (229 m)
25” / 63.5 cm circumference; 7 ¼” / 1 8.5 cm deep.
English
This pattern is available for $6.00 USD buy it now

You can purchase the Magda Cowl and Magda Slouchy in the Magda Accessories Set for $7.50.

The pattern is part of the Primo Knits Collection, which includes 6 designs worked in various weights of The Plucky Knitter’s Primo yarns. If you have purchased any of the patterns released prior to the Primo Collection release (Asher, or any of the designs in the Magda Accessories collection), the Primo Knits Collection will be discounted by the amount previously paid automatically at check out. If you have any difficulties at checkout, please contact me.

The Magda Cowl is the first design in my Magda series. The sample is shown in The Plucky Knitter Primo Aran in the “Wintry Mix” colorway. The pattern is suitable for intermediate knitters, with basic knowledge of lace and cabling. Please see specific required skills below. Instructions are both written and charted. The pattern has been professionally tech edited to reduce the possibility for error, but if you have questions or believe that you have found an error, please contact me.

required skills:
knitting in the round
basic lace knitting (yarnovers,k2tog, ssk)
basic cabling

finished measurements
25” / 63.5 cm circumference, after blocking.
7 ¼” / 1 8.5 cm deep, after blocking.

yarn
2 skeins The Plucky Knitter Primo Aran in “Wintry Mix”;
200 yds / 183 m per 3.5 oz / 100 g; 75% merino wool /
20% cashmere / 5% nylon.
Note: If you make both the cowl and slouchy, only 2 skeins are needed, as the slouchy requires less than one skein.

needles & notions
US 7 (4.5 mm) 1 6” / 40 cm circular needles.
OR size necessary to make gauge.
removable stitch marker
cable needle
darning needle

gauge
23 sts, 33 rows equal 4” / 10 cm in Twists and Eyelets
pattern using US 7 (4.5 mm) needles.

construction
The cowl is worked in the round from the bottom up.