Cuff That Cowl is a soft, cosy cowl with a little knitted cuff that you can change to suit your mood or outfit!

It is a quick, relaxing knit and the little cuffs can be used on any of your knitted cowls or shawls to give them an extra pop!

It’s a perfect way to use up your mini’s!

Pick your favourite baby alpaca or mohair 3 ply/heavy lace weight yarn, or any yarn combo’s that give you gauge, and you’re all set to cast on!

All my patterns include in-depth instructions and links to my mini 1-minute video tutorials of all the techniques and stitches used!

Size One size adult

Finished Measurements

Cowl: Width circumference: 26” (66cm) Height: 11.5” (29 cm) after blocking

Cuff: Width Circumference: 4” (10 cm) Length 8.5” (22cm) after blocking

Yarn and Yardage

3 ply / Heavy Lace

288m/315 yds for the Cowl

30m/33yds for each Cuff

and

4 meters of scrap/waste yarn for provisional cast on.

Sample Cowl used: 2 x 25g balls Fyberspates Cumulus in Ruby Red 901 colourway, 48g 288m/315 yds used

Sample Cuffs used: 1 x 25g ball Fyberspates Cumulus in Sphagnales 935, Mint 930, Coral 931 and Celestial 916 colourways, 5g 30m/33 yds used for each Cuff

Needles

Cowl: 5 mm (US 8), 60cm (24”) long circular needle (or size needed to obtain gauge)

One spare circular needle in the same size for finishing

Cuff: 3 mm (US 3), 80cm (32”) long circular needle (or size needed to obtain gauge)

One spare needle the same size for 3 needle bind off

Notions

measuring tape, small sharp pointed scissors, tapestry needle, 1 stitch marker

Gauge

Cowl: 18 sts and 24 rounds = 4” / 10cm square in stocking stitch, after blocking

Cuff: 28 sts and 40 rounds = 4” / 10cm square in stocking stitch, after blocking

Pattern is suitable for both beginner and experienced knitters