This cowl is worked seamlessly from the ‘inside - out and then back inside!’’. It’s quite magical - as the lines turn inside out almost effortlessly - the illusion alone is worth the effort of making this cowl :)

The diameter of this cowl is 13” and the width 6 1/2”. The width can be altered easily.

Gauge is not critical, but I’ve achieved one of about 4 1/2 trc rows & just under 5 trc across = 4”

Sts used : ch, fsc, dc, trc, and slip st.

Skill Level : Intermediate / Advanced beginner.

This pattern has been tested using :
a) DK ply , Vardhaman Millenium ; 50g/165 yds ; 4.5 mm crochet hook ;

b) 4-ply unbranded acrylic, fingering yarn ; 50 g/ 210 yds ; 4.5 mm crochet hook ;

c) Sirdar Crofter DK weight ; 32 g/ 118 yds / 108 m ; 4.5 mm crochet hook ;
Comment : Very clear instructions ; took about 3 hrs ; not quite satisifed with my yarn choice though.
Skill level by tester : Intermediate

d) Homespun worsted weight 4 - 149 m / 163 yds ; L / 11 / 8mm crochet hook ; Size made :20.5in x 7in ;
Comment : Instructions and photos clear ; took about 3-4 hrs ;

e) James Brett Marble DK , 53 g ; 4.5 mm crochet hook ; Gauge : 3dc = 1” ;
Comments : Clear instructions and photos , took less than 2 hrs ; Skill level by tester : Advanced beginner

f) Plassard Flore,1.3 ball ; 5.5 mm crochet hook ;
Comments : Perfect instructions and helpful photos;took approx 3 hrs ; Skill level by tester : Advanced beginner

g) UK Alpaca Superfine DK , 70g 201.6 yards / 184.3m; 4.5 mm crochet hook ;
Comments :clear instructions ; took about 5-6 hrs ;
Skill level by tester : Intermediate