Loggia Cowl

Pattern comes free with kit purchase. Kits available at [The Plucky Knitter][1] beginning October 7, 2026. We designed this simple cowl to show off the amazing fabric achieved by holding yak/cashmere and alpaca/silk fibers together. The subtle slip-stitch rib pattern, while not exactly reversible, looks interesting on both sides of the work, allowing you to drape and fold your cowl in multiple ways. It’s a satisfying knit from start to finish! **Finished Measurements** Approx. 24" / 61 cm circumference x 14" / 35.5 cm tall **Yarn** One strand of DK-weight and one strand of laceweight yarn (or the equivalent) to hold together throughout: Approx. 230 yds / 210 m of each yarn Shown in Plucky Knitter Beauregard DK (60% yak, 40% cashmere; 300 yds / 274 m per 100g): 1 skein in color Everyday Gray AND Plucky Knitter Plume Lace (76% baby suri alpaca, 24% silk; 328 yds / 300 m per 50 g): 1 skein in color Mossy Pants (on model) or 1 skein in color Marland (showing as a purple hue) **Needles** US 9 (5.5 mm) 20" / 50 cm – 24" / 60 cm circular needles, or size needed for gauge **Notions** BOR marker and a tapestry needle. **Gauge** Approx. 17 sts / 24 rows = 4” / 10 cm in slip st rib, blocked. **Notes** * Cowl is knit from the bottom up. Start flat to work a split hem, then join work in the round as directed. [1]: https://thepluckyknitter.com