The Deep Snow Cowl will keep you snug and warm on those cold fall and winter days. The squish and warmth of this cowl remind me of those days when we get a huge amount of snow here on the Canadian Prairies, and you need a cozy cowl under your coat when you brave the outdoors.

The cowl is knit flat using the stamen stitch (there is no purling on the wrong-side), with tidy icord edging, and then stitched together at the back.

My sample was knit with bulky yarn, but the pattern gives simple instructions to make the cowl using all weights of yarn. Each of my testers used a different yarn, so check out their pattern pages and how much yarn they used for their projects.

Sizes:
1 size - adjustable to desired size

My Sample
Yarn used:
211yds/193m (277g) Bulky weight
Sample: 3 skeins Lichen and Lace Bulky (80% Merino, 20% Nylon), Single ply. Colour: Coral

Needles & Notions:
• 6 mm (US 10) needles.
• Tapestry needle

Gauge of Stamen Stitch (after blocking):
13 Sts = 4”/10cm
28 Rows = 4”/10cm