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Autumn: the time of year when the leaves turn wonderful colours of golds, reds, and orange. They start to fall.
This cowl is worked from the top down, so as the trailing leaves pattern resembles the falling leaves. Reminiscent of tree trunks, a small rib column links the leaf sections, and ends in tassels with sewn on leaf shapes. The cowl could also be worked from the bottom up, so that the leaves appear to be growing, for a spring/summer look. (The leaves work just as well hanging from the top!) A picot edge frames the cowl.
A small braided cord can be threaded through the eyelet border to be pulled up for those “fresher” days.

Errata
Where the pattern states Row 11 - 28, please read as Row 1 - 20 of the Leaf Pattern. Do rows 1-20 of the Leaf Pattern twice. Total of 40 rows.

TECHNIQUES USED
Worked seamlessly in the round from the top down; “Trailing Leaves” Pattern; 3x2 Rib; Picot Edge

MATERIALS
YARN
Fingering/4ply – Malabrigo Sock - Marte (121) - 100g (402 metres) I used only about half of this.
Can be worked in DK (8ply)
NEEDLES
3.75mm (US 5) 60cm or 40cm length circular needles or DPNs
(or magic loop)
NOTIONS
9 stitch markers
Round marker
Yarn needle
(Optional: x10 beads, beading needle or needle with eye large enough to fit yarn but small enough to go through bead).