Eclair Cake

Growing up, a fun favorite summer dessert was a no-bake chocolate eclair cake. With layers of graham crackers and vanilla pudding, it wasn’t necessarily a culinary masterpiece, but it was always a treat! Sweet and simple, Eclair Cake is a little knitting treat in two colors of fingering weight cashmere-silk yarn. Build up layers of stripes in an easy stitch pattern for a cowl that will nestle softly around your neck. **Yarn** Miss Babs Sojourn 65% Cashmere, 35% Silk; 200 yd/1.8 oz (183 m / 50 g) skeins One skein each of two colors, shown in Coastal Fog (Color A) and Gibson Girl (Color B) Or approximately 200 yards/180 meters of each of two colors of fingering weight yarn. **Finished Measurements** Circumference: 20”/50 cm Height: 14½”/36 cm **Needles** US 3 (3.25 mm) circular needles, 16”/40 cm long, or size to obtain gauge **Gauge** Unblocked: 34 stitches and 40 rounds = 4”/10 cm over Stitch Pattern. Blocked: 32 stitches and 38 rounds = 4”/10 cm over Stitch Pattern. Gauge is not crucial for this project, but will affect yardage and finished size if different from above. **Notions** • Stitch marker • Tapestry needle