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    This cowl is worked in a feather and fan lace pattern using cashmere yarn. It is worked over 90 stitches on smaller circular needles for the lace pattern, which is made up of a 4 row repeat including decreases, yarn overs, and knit stitches. The cowl is worked for 9 inches then switched to larger needles and loosely bound off. It is blocked by gently stretching it lengthwise to accentuate the texture of the lace pattern.

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    This cowl is worked in a feather and fan lace pattern using cashmere yarn. It is worked over 90 stitches on smaller circular needles for the lace pattern, which is made up of a 4 row repeat including decreases, yarn overs, and knit stitches. The cowl is worked for 9 inches then switched to larger needles and loosely bound off. It is blocked by gently stretching it lengthwise to accentuate the texture of the lace pattern.

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    Cowl For Virginia

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    Ana Vergez
    This cowl is worked in a feather and fan lace pattern using cashmere yarn. It is worked over 90 stitches on smaller circular needles for the lace pattern, which is made up of a 4 row repeat including decreases, yarn overs, and knit stitches. The cowl is worked for 9 inches then switched to larger needles and loosely bound off. It is blocked by gently stretching it lengthwise to accentuate the texture of the lace pattern.

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    Virginia Cowl

    Leslie Roberts © 2011

    Size: One size fits most


    Yarn: 50 g DK, 184 yards. Model made using cashmere.
    Materials: Size 8 and 9, 16” circular needles, stitch markers
    Gauge: 10 stitches x 16 rows = 2” worked in pattern
    Terms: K2T: Knit two together, insert needle knit wise into
    two stitches and work as one to create a decrease.
    YO: Yarn over

    This cowl is worked in the Feather and Fan lace pattern.


    Using smaller needles, cast on 90 stitches. Make sure stitches are not twisted on the needle and
    join the row, placing a marker at the beginning. As you knit the first row of the four row
    pattern, place a marker for each pattern repeat, 18 stitches.

    Row 1: (right side) Knit.


    Row 2: Knit.
    Row 3, pattern row: * (K 2 tog) 3 times, (YO, K 1) 6 times, (K 2 tog) 3 times, repeat from *.
    Row 4: Purl

    Work until piece measures 9”. Switch to larger needles and cast off loosely. Weave in ends and
    block, gently stretching cowl lengthwise instead of side to side to accentuate texture.

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