Campbell Lila Cowl

This bandana cowl uses contrasting colors to build a small geometric motif with a tweedy look, finished off with a classic pointed hem. It is knit with simple slipped stitches (no tricky colorwork techniques required), making it a great first two-color project. It’s Cozy enough to layer under a coat, but striking enough to wear on its own. Yarn: Heavy worsted weight yarn; 95 yards of Color A and 75 yds of Color B Sample shown in 1 skein each of [Berroco Remix Wool][1] (38% wool, 28% polyamide, 22% cotton, 7% acrylic, 5% other; 216 yds/100g) in colors Plum (A) and Smoke (B) Needles: 16" circular needles size US 9 (5.5mm) Gauge: 16 sts x 36 rows = 4" in pattern stitch after blocking Size: 22" circumference around neck opening; 11.5” deep at center [1]: https://knotanotherhat.com/products/berroco-remix-wool?_pos=1&_psq=remix+wool&_psid=d47abf0f3&_ss=e