The Joji cowl is a fantastic option for both advanced beginners and experienced knitters alike. It’s a versatile pattern that can add some excitement to your knitting if you’re looking to level up your skills, or provide a relaxing and enjoyable project for those times when you want a “mindless” knit. Additionally, this pattern can also be easily adapted into a cozy scarf. It’s a wonderful opportunity to create a beautiful and functional piece that you’ll be proud to wear or gift. Don’t miss the chance to explore the creative possibilities of the Joji cowl pattern today!

Finished Sizing: 10”/25cm high by 24”/60cm wide

Materials:
1 skein, 260 yards Worsted weight yarn

US8 / 5mm needles straight needles (or size needed to obtain gauge)

(4) Stitch markers

(1) Large Button

Yarn needle

Scissors

Tape measure

Gauge:
16 sts and 16 rows / 4” in seed stitch

Stitches Used:
co-cast on
pm- place marker
sm- slip marker
k-knit
p- purl
rep- repeat
pwise- purl wise

Pattern Notes:

-Read the full pattern before beginning

-the German twisted cast on

-cable cast on (video link)

-To make it a scarf just continue the body until 6 inches below desired length then knit the 6 inches of garter stitch.

-How to create a button hole (video link)

-Although the pattern is written for worsted weight, it can easily be adapted to other yarn weights.

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