The Daga Cowl is cast on using a provisional cast-on and worked in the round using circular needles. It begins with 1x1 ribbing, followed by stranded colorwork. After that, the work is joined to form a seamless tube, and the final edge is bound off using a three‑needle bind‑off. This means it can be worn with either side facing out, or folded down to show both sides at once.

Techniques used:

• Provisional cast-on
• Stockinette stitch
• Stranded colorwork
• Three-needle bind-off
• Ribbing

Measurements:
 30 cm/12’’ lying flat (60 cm/24’’ circumference) and 21 cm/8,2’’ height.

Yarn: Holst Supersoft 100% wool 50g – 287 meters/314 yards
Or any other light fingering weigh yarn.

Yardage: Approximately 172 m/188 yards in MC
Approximately 287 m/324 yards in CC

Needles: Circular needles 2,5 mm/US1,5 and 3,5 mm/US4 40–60 cm/16 - 24’’. Or 80–100 cm/32 - 40’’ in both needle sizes if using magic loop method. You’ll also need a crochet hook for the provisional cast-on.

Gauge: 28 sts x 34 rows = 10x10 cm/4x4’’ in stranded colorwork on 3,5mm/US4 needles.
And 27 sts x 44 rows =10x10 cm/4x4’’ in stockinette stitch on 2,5mm/US1,5 needles.

Other materials: 2 stitch markers and a piece of scrap yarn.