Wild Rose Cowl

> I absolutely love colourwork knitting! > Changing yarn colours and knitting > beautiful motifs is like painting with > wool. I live in Alberta, Canada and > double layered colourwork items are > the very best to keep warm during our > long winters. > This motif reminds me so much of the > beautiful Wild Rose, our provincial > flower. I hope you love knitting and > wearing this cheerful cowl. **Wild Rose Cowl highlights:** - the yarn used in this pattern, Moondrake Co. Corriedale Fingering was so perfect for colourwork. It is non superwash as well as very soft. After blocking it bloomed a little bit and created a gorgeous fabric. - I used 55g MC [Slate] & 35 g CC [dusty pink] for my cowl. - knit in one piece in the round on a 40 cm/16" needle - a classic design including beautiful twisted rib borders, and a bold graphic motif - this cowl is easy to modify to be smaller or larger. Just add or subtract a complete pattern repeat. Keep in mind that this will change the yarn requirement for your cowl. - this pattern includes **TWO charts** depicting either a dark motif on a light background as well as a light motif on a dark background - there are video links to YouTube tutorials for both Long Tail cast on, and stranded colourwork knitting - this pattern was both professionally tech edited, and test knit by generous and wonderful knitters. Thank you all! xo EDITED NOV. 9/22 There are now Sport and Aran weight patterns included! All 3 are versions are together in this download. Multiple gauges are listed in the pattern: **Fingering - Moondrake Corriedale Fingering 28 sts + 32 rows = 10cm/4”** **Sport - MYak Tibetan Cloud+ Spincycle DITW 25 sts + 28 rows = 10cm/4”** **Aran - Drops AIR 19 sts + 24 rows = 10cm/4”**