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Manonb
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"There is no specific cast-on to achieve this edge. You can just knit a regular scarf and join the edges any way you like. That's what I did and it looks just fine! And it does not have to have a half twist, either. You can get the same result when you double the scarf around your neck!"
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Shelton Cowl

By: Katy Petersen from ktandthesquid.com

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Shelton Cowl
Shelton Cowl
This image courtesy of ktandthesquid.com

"Lately, I’m obsessed with these little circular shawl/cowl hybrids. I decided to give a knit one a shot with some Knit Picks Brava I had for a yarn review. I’m pretty much in love with how it came out. The best thing is it only took one skein! Size One size 20” opening at the top, 38” opening at the bottom and 14” tall at the front. Yarn 1 skein of Knit Picks Brava in Orange (100% acrylic; 100g/ 218 yards; medium weight) Needle US 8/5mm 32” circular needle Other Notions 6 stitch markers."

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Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm, Circular Knitting Needles

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

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benebrad 2740634

Oct 08, 2016

is it so small that you have to use the magic loop or dpns

RachelAnne

Aug 30, 2016

This is adorable. And I love the details on an easy pattern.

judyd 6905560

Aug 10, 2016

Is this yarn a DK ?

KathrynAllison

Aug 10, 2016

Hello judyd 6905560! The yarn used in this pattern is worsted weight. Hope this helps! -Editors of AllFreeKnitting

The Designing Peng uin

Jul 06, 2016

another very attractive cowl but what is this magic loop???

graceannmacleod 63 46343

Jul 13, 2016

It's a way of working in the round when you would otherwise have to use dpn's. There are several great video tutorials on YouTube about it. Looks easier than faffing about with four or five needles. -)

The Designing Peng uin

Sep 15, 2016

no question but using a circular/round needle is easier than using four needles I find it hard to keep the knitting even all round the sock or whatever frequently end up with a trellis effect where the needles meet

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