cross stitch cowls

A quick new pattern, perfect for gifts!

cross stitch cowls

Cross Stitch Cowls

Six patterns in one! Two sizes and three gauges make it easy to work up lots of these pretty cowls with ease. Barbara Walker’s Quilted Cross Stitch pattern is fun to work and is very cushy. The fabric stays flat, and looks great on both sides. Use fingering, worsted, or bulky weight yarn.

Sizes
Single loop (double loop)
20 (35)” / 51 (89)cm in circumference

Materials and Gauge
This stitch pattern is very dense, so the suggested needles are several sizes larger than what you would normally use for each weight. If you have a little more or a little less yardage than given, it’s easy to bind off early or make your cowl extra deep. Suggested stitch gauge refers to the gauge given on the label of the yarn.

Fingering/sock: 250 (400) yds / 230 (365)m, US 7 / 4.5mm circular needles
DK/Worsted: 175 (300) yds / 160 (275)m, US 10 / 6mm circular needles
Bulky: 130 (230) yds / 119 (210)m, US 17 / 12mm circular needles
Stitch marker and tapestry needle

cross stitch cowls

Fingering weight double loop (silver), shown in Alisha Goes Around Richness of Martens Fingering, 1 skein.

cross stitch cowls

Worsted weight single loop (copper), shown in Sliver Moon Farm superwash worsted, 1 skein.

More Info
2 page PDF pattern with measurements in imperial and metric. Purchase through Ravelry with Paypal (no accounts required).

$4.00 CAD

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5 responses to “cross stitch cowls”

  1. Phoe Avatar

    Those are great, Laura!

  2. Michelle Avatar

    So pretty! I love the idea of so many size and gauge options- perfect for stashbusting.

  3. Brandi Avatar

    I think they would work up great in handspun as well.

  4. Allison Avatar

    Fun! I love how the stitches stand out in the bulky version.

  5. robinvk Avatar

    I love checking in on your blog. Beautiful cowl… and as always you are such a pretty model! Now I have to go and get the pattern, and make one!

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