Pop Rocks Cheesecake Cowl by Carolyn Lisle

Pop Rocks Cheesecake Cowl

Knitting
February 2021
DK (11 wpi) ?
22 stitches and 32 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette stitch
US 4 - 3.5 mm
US 5 - 3.75 mm
241 - 262 yards (220 - 240 m)
One size; adjustable
English
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The Pop Rocks Cheesecake Cowl is inspired by one of my other creative loves: experimenting with food! When I was a university student, I was asked by a friend to make a cheesecake with popping candy inside for a 90s-themed party. I did it, and although it is not fancy cuisine, it certainly tasted true to the theme. You can try my ridiculous experimental baking using the recipe included in the pattern!

Pattern Description

This comfortable cowl uses a simple lace pattern to add little bursts of excitement to a stockinette background. Worked in the round in a smooshy DK weight, this is a quick and satisfying knit! Twisted ribbing at the edges of the cowl help the edges lay nicely in place. Corresponding written instructions are provided for the chart.

Yarn Requirements and Sizing

This pattern uses one skein of DK weight yarn; approximately 220 m / 240 yards is required to produce a cowl with a circumference of 75 cm / 30 inches and height of 23 cm / 9 inches.

Intended for speckled yarns, this pattern works with a wide range of colourways, but since the rounds are all the same length, note that variegated yarns will pool.