Faria Cowl

Faria is named after the surfing beach north of Ventura. The cowl stitch pattern resembles the leaves of the wild cucumber plant, Marah macrocarpa, that grows along the California coast. Interesting side note—the tuberous root of the wild cucumber can weigh hundreds of pounds, giving the plant another common name: manroot! **Finished Measurements** Height: 24.5" / 62 cm Neck Circumference: 25" / 63.5 cm **Yarn** Spincycyle Wilder, 100% non-superwash American Rambouillet wool (200 yards / 60 g), 3 hanks (approx 518 yds / 474 m). Shown in Light Gray **Needles** US 4 / 3.5 mm circular needles **Gauge** Approx 6.25 sts and 8.25 rows in 4" / 10 cm over leaf stitch pattern. Gauge is important. Alterations in gauge will affect yarn requirements and finished size. **Notions** yarn needle stitch markers as desired **Skills** Lace Applied I-cord (directions given) Grafting (only 6 sts), can sew if desired Mattress stitch Both charts and line by line instructions are provided