The Tó (Water) Patterns will be available on Saturday, June 5.

The Tó Cowl is a narrow cowl meant to be worn close to the neck to provide ample warmth. The word Tó means water in Navajo and the pictorial design of a rain cloud pouring out rain is a symbol of great importance. The idea for this design was to show movement on the ground as well as in the sky and water droplets throughout.

Difficulty Level
Adventurous beginner, intermediate.

Skills Required
Cast on, working in the round, reading from charts, stranded color work, bind off.

Finished Measurements
Taken after blocking
Circumference: 21” (53.5 cm)
Height 9 1/2” (24 cm)

Gauge
20 sts and 22 rounds = 4 inches in charted pattern

Materials
Size US 6 (4.0 mm) 16” circular needle
Size US 7 (4.5 mm) 16” circular needle
Note: If you can fit the color work on 24” circular needles, this may help out with tension and keep your work stretched out so the pattern stays unrippled.
Or size needed to obtain gauge.

Worsted Weight Yarn in two colors.

Approximate Yardage
About 120 yds (110m) of main color and 85 yds (78 m) of contrasting color.

Pattern has been tech edited and test knit.