When the snow sets in and the temperatures are below zero....... you need an easy quick knitted cowl. Enter the Snow Star Cowl, a cowl meant for subzero temperatures..... literally, it's below zero where I live. Any way this cowl is fast, cute, and most importantly, warm. We have a friend who we recently discovered has a birthday on Saturday. So of course I had to knit her something, with a deadline of 4 days. So I decided to make her a cowl knitted in my new favorite stitch.... star stitch. My knitting buddy, Zara taught me this amazingly adorable stitch, and I love it! So I decided to use it on this cowl to get better at it and the Snow Star Cowl was born. Anyway the pattern is really simple and I'll be showing it to you today!
Snow Star Cowl
Materials;
1 skein super bulky size 6 yarn
Size 11 needles
Tapestry needle
Star Stitch:
Row 1: Knit
Row 2: k3 *p3tog, do not take off of needle, yo,purl together the 3 stitches you did not take off the needle , k1 ,repeat from* until end of row
Row 3: Knit
Row 4: k1, p3tog, do not take off of needle, yo,purl together the 3 stitches you did not take off the needle, repeat until end of row, k3.
CO 15 stitches
Work star stitch for 26 in"
BO,leaving a six inch tail
Weave in ends
Sew the ends together
©Graceful Everyday 2019
I hope you liked the Snow Star Cowl!!!! My model actually didn't want to take it off, lol. Enjoy your knitting!
©Graceful Everyday 2019
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| Star Stitch is adorable!!!! |
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| Sewing the ends together. |
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| The finished product!!! |
Grace ♥
Grace, I showed my friends at painting circle your blog. They were talking about knitting. They loved your cowl and the yarn and stitch.
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ReplyDeleteI love this pattern, and that wool is great, Grace. (this is Zara, I found your blog!)
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