Knitted Crystal and Pearl Cowl
Imagine a luxurious cowl made from intricately knitted crystals and pearls, creating a stunning accessory that is both elegant and eye-catching. The combination of shimmering crystals and lustrous pearls adds a touch of glamour to any outfit, making it perfect for special occasions or adding a touch of sophistication to your everyday look. The intricate knit pattern adds texture and depth to the cowl, making it a unique and stylish piece that is sure to turn heads wherever you go. Whether you're dressing up for a night out or simply want to add a touch of luxury to your everyday wardrobe, the Knitted Crystal and Pearl Cowl is the perfect choice for those who appreciate fine craftsmanship and timeless elegance.
Yarn: Maddison Bio Baby (100% Organic Cotton; 197 yards [180 meters]/50 grams); #06 Purple - one skein (color A); #03 Tan - one skein (color B), & #01 White - one skein (color C)
Needles: One 16" circular needle in size US 3
Notions: Tapestry needle, stitch marker
Gauge: 27 stitches = 4 inches on size US 3 needles
So let's make a cowl! First, then, using your color A yarn, cast on 152 stitches loosely, place marker, and join in round. Then we'll move straight to the main pattern, which is a three color adaptation of Crystal and Pearl from page 266 of Barbara G. Walker's A Second Treasury of Knitting Patterns, and goes as follows:
Row 1: using color A, purl
Row 2: using color A, * k1, (yo, ssk) 3 times, k1; rep from *
Row 3: using color A, knit
Row 4: using color A, * k2, (yo, ssk) twice, k2 *
Row 5: using color A, knit
Row 6: using color A, * k3, yo, ssk, k3 *
Row 7: using color A, knit
Row 8: using color A, * k2, (yo, ssk) twice, k2 *
Row 9: using color A, knit
Row 10: using color A, * k1, (yo, ssk) 3 times, k1; rep from *
Row 11: using color A, purl
Row 12: using color B, knit
Rows 13 - 23: using color B, knit rows 1 - 11
Row 24: using color C, knit
Rows 25 - 35: using color C, knit rows 1 - 11
Knit rows 1 - 35 two times, and then knit rows 1 - 34 once more. Using color C, bind off purling rather than knitting and tuck in ends. Block.