2 different patterns: a scarf and a cowl
Fingering yarn is used for the orange cowl and the bluegrey scarf. Dk for the red large cowl.

OrganiX cowl
OrganiX scarf is worked sideways.

Both are worked with 2 color ridges, The second color gives extra depth to the ridges and makes it reversible. The ridged effect is very nice combining a multicolored yarn and a solid color yarn.

Shortrows are used for the eye-motif.

The OrganiX cowl comes in 2 versions: a short version 56cm (22”) (orange cowl pictured) and a long version 112cm (44”) (red cowl pictured) with an average width of 25cm (10”)

These patterns are written and come with a chart.

Material needed
OrganiX cowl
The pattern is written for fingering weight but can easily be altered for another yarnweight (dk, worsted, …) You will need less if you use another yarnweight

short version (orange cowl pictured)
± 200m (220 yards) light fingering /3ply or 4ply color1 (C1)
± 170m (180yards) fingering /3ply or 4ply = color2 (C2)

long version (red cowl pictured)
± 400m (440 yards) light fingering /3ply color1 (C1)
± 340m (360yards) fingering /3ply or 4ply = color2 (C2)

3.5 mm (US 4) circular needle or dpns
4 markers

OrganiX scarf (blue and grey scarf pictured)
This pattern is written for dk weight, but can easily be altered.
± 350m (390yards) dk/8ply color1 (C1)
± 300m (330yards) dk/8ply color2 (C2)
5 mm (US 8) needles
2 markers

errata
short rows set-up
part of the text is missisng
round 1-2: k41, …. p15, sm, p to the marker at the beginning of the round, sm and than p41 (159) (= to 36 …