You will receive a PDF knitting pattern to create your very own 'Bohemian Cowl’.
The stranded design is fully charted, and there are some written instructions in English.
Finished Dimensions: To fit a 23”/58cm head. Hat measures 42cm/16.5” from crown to edge of brim, with a 54cm/22.5” circumference at brim. For a smaller hat, I would recommend going down a needle size.
Needles: 150cm/60” circular needles in size US6 (4mm) and US4 (3.5mm), or whatever needle size allow you to achieve gauge. Stranded areas are knit with the larger needle. Feel free to other method of knitting in the round. I am a tighter knitter, so if you knit more loosely, you may want to go down a needle size. Working at a smaller/larger gauge will, of course, result in a smaller/larger garment and affect how much yarn you use.
CrochetHook: 5mm or larger.
Yarn: I used the following colours and quantities of‘Fat Fingering’ for the sample, a woollen-spun fingering weight from my own hand-dyed business ‘Bona Yarns’:
Colour A - Eva: approx. 70 metres
Colour B - Flint: approx. 120 metres
Colour C - Pebble: approx. 40 metres
Colour D - Dunwich: approx. 40 metres
Colour E - Along Came A Spider: approx. 55 metres
Colour F - Bluebottle: approx. 45 metres
Colour G. Steal: approx. 25 metres
Colour H - The Deep: approx. 25 metres
Colour I - Drift: approx. 40 metres
Colour J - Farthing: approx. 45 metres
Colour M - The Colonel: approx. 35 metres
Feel free to use other yarns of a similar weight, of course.
Gauge: 27 stitches by 31 rows in stranded colour work (post-blocking). Working at a smaller/larger gauge will, of course, result in a smaller/larger garment and affect how much yarn you use.
You will also need: Darning needle to weave in ends, stitch marker(s), scissors and scrap yarn in a fingering weight for the provisional cast-on. For the tassel, you will also need a piece of heavy card 10cm/4” long and a tapestry needle with a large eye (or a bodkin).
You will receive a PDF knitting pattern to create your very own 'Bohemian Cowl’.
The stranded design is fully charted, and there are some written instructions in English.
Finished Dimensions: To fit a 23”/58cm head. Hat measures 42cm/16.5” from crown to edge of brim, with a 54cm/22.5” circumference at brim. For a smaller hat, I would recommend going down a needle size.
Needles: 150cm/60” circular needles in size US6 (4mm) and US4 (3.5mm), or whatever needle size allow you to achieve gauge. Stranded areas are knit with the larger needle. Feel free to other method of knitting in the round. I am a tighter knitter, so if you knit more loosely, you may want to go down a needle size. Working at a smaller/larger gauge will, of course, result in a smaller/larger garment and affect how much yarn you use.
CrochetHook: 5mm or larger.
Yarn: I used the following colours and quantities of‘Fat Fingering’ for the sample, a woollen-spun fingering weight from my own hand-dyed business ‘Bona Yarns’:
Colour A - Eva: approx. 70 metres
Colour B - Flint: approx. 120 metres
Colour C - Pebble: approx. 40 metres
Colour D - Dunwich: approx. 40 metres
Colour E - Along Came A Spider: approx. 55 metres
Colour F - Bluebottle: approx. 45 metres
Colour G. Steal: approx. 25 metres
Colour H - The Deep: approx. 25 metres
Colour I - Drift: approx. 40 metres
Colour J - Farthing: approx. 45 metres
Colour M - The Colonel: approx. 35 metres
Feel free to use other yarns of a similar weight, of course.
Gauge: 27 stitches by 31 rows in stranded colour work (post-blocking). Working at a smaller/larger gauge will, of course, result in a smaller/larger garment and affect how much yarn you use.
You will also need: Darning needle to weave in ends, stitch marker(s), scissors and scrap yarn in a fingering weight for the provisional cast-on. For the tassel, you will also need a piece of heavy card 10cm/4” long and a tapestry needle with a large eye (or a bodkin).
