Flannel Crush Cowl

**Construction** The Flannel Crush cowl is worked flat beginning at one corner, shaped with increases and decreases, and seamed after blocking. The cowl features an allover 
mosaic pattern, built-in I-Cord edges and an I-Cord bind off. This pattern includes both charted and fully written instructions. **Needles**
 One 24" / 60 cm circular needle or longer, US 5 / 3.75 mm or size needed to get gauge **Yarn** Main Color Farmer’s Daughter Fibers ‘Reminisce Sport’ 100% Non-Superwash Montana and Wyoming 
Rambouillet
 (185 yds / 169 m per 57 g) Shown in colorway Shake-A-Day 1 skein or 155 yds / 145 m of a similar sport weight yarn Contrast Color Sport weight handspun yarn, 
Fiber dyed by Hello Yarn 100% Corriedale Wool Top 
 (460 yds / 421 m per 114 g) Shown in colorway I Had to Domesticate the Wild Beast
 1 braid (one 4 oz / 114 g braid, split in half, spun end-to-end and plied together, resulted in a 114 g skein with 460 yds / 421 m) or 195 yds / 180 m of a similar sport weight yarn To substitute the Contrast Color yarn used here, I recommend using a sport weight yarn with marling or color transitions to create an effect similar to handspun. **Gauge** 19 sts and 32 rows = 4" / 10 cm in Stockinette Stitch, using Main Color yarn, worked flat and blocked **Notions** Tapestry needle, blocking materials **Techniques** Long-tail cast on, slipping stitches, Mosaic colorwork, built-in I-Cord, I-Cord bind off, seaming **Tutorial** [Mattress Stitch][1] [1]: https://www.purlsoho.com/create/mattress-stitch/?srsltid=AfmBOopMKX6Mfs1JUq8l_Al1mH5nDzP147RPBRbmboQLgiVy2OvdXld7