Written in English using US terms.

The Stone Path Cowl is an intermediate level pattern due to the different stitches, however, I do my best to explain stitches and link to helpful videos to describe less common stitches and therefore am confident that beginners can tackle this pattern as well!!! Plus I’m always here to help if you get stuck, just let me know.

This pattern uses some simple stitches to create great texture. It is lightweight and a great layering piece when paired with a sweater or light jacket for cool fall weather and the drawstring allows you to adjust how snug it is around your neck.

It works up so quickly and would be great for market prep or a quick gift.

The pattern starts by constructing the triangle portion in rows and joining the 2 points of the triangle.

Next, you work in the round to create the cowl portion.

A drawstring is then added so you have the option to tighten up the cowl on cool and windy days.

Add tassels to your drawstring for a little flare and you’re done!

SIZING:
Finished cowl has 25”/63.5cm circumference, 16”/40.5cm depth from the top of cowl portion to the bottom center point of the triangle section.

Materials:
-240-280yds/220-256m of category 4 worsted weight yarn.
-Size J/10 (6mm) hook
-Tapestry needle
-Scissors
-Measuring Tape

Skills needed:
-Creating a magic ring
-Working in rows and in the round
-Double crochet
-Single crochet
-Bobbles
-Chaining
-Slip stitches
-Skipping stitches
-Working into chain spaces
-Picot stitch
-Crab stitch

(Links to helpful videos are added in the notes of the pattern)

This pattern has been tested to be as correct as possible however if you have any questions or notice any discrepancies please contact me.

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