Knitting a Cowl – Insert the needle, wrap the yarn around it, pull it through, and let it slide. Anyone can knit this colorful cowl—all you need to know are the basics! So get started right away with our free pattern and turn every outfit into a party. This chunky-knit cowl not only protects you from the wind and cold, but it also looks incredibly trendy!
This beautiful scarf is made with just one ball of Lang Yarns Young Merino Wool. This is one of the most comfortable materials to work with and to wear! The wool is super soft, doesn’t itch, and adapts to the temperature. It’s no wonder that Merino Wool is often used in sportswear. So you can wear this wool cowl scarf with your favorite winter coat, but it’ll also make you stand out when you’re hitting the slopes, for example!
Since the yarn is already so special on its own, you’ll have it finished in no time! For this pattern, we used the stockinette stitch with size 20 Knitting Needles. This stitch creates lovely ridges in the scarf that really make the colors pop. In the skein we chose, red and pink alternate with green accents. But every single Young ball in our collection features a beautiful color gradient.
Tools & Supplies:
- 1 ball of Lang Yarns Young (color 85)
- Size 20 Knitting Needles
Stitch used:
- Straight stitch
Dimensions:
With 1 ball of yarn, you can make a cowl with a circumference of approximately 70 cm and a height of 27 cm.
Knitting Pattern for the Collar Scarf
- Cast on 10 stitches.
- Knit until you've almost used up all the yarn, then bind off the stitches.
- Sew the ends of the cowl scarf together. You can do this by knitting or with a needle and thread.
Stitches, binding off? Would you like to make the cowl scarf, but aren’t sure how to apply these terms in practice? It’s all explained on our website with videos. You’ll definitely be able to make this knitted scarf in no time!
