Spoondrift

: spray blown from waves during a gale at sea (From Meriam- Webster)

This pattern contains video tutorials for the stockinette tab cast on and tuck stitches!

Construction
This top down cowlette begins with a stockinette tab that grows into a garter stitch triangle with stockinette edge stitches. Once the triangle is large enough to be worn as a cowl, the work is then joined in the round. Then, the cowlette is finished with a ripple lace and tuck stitch motif that shows off the vibrant colors of the mini skeins.

Finished Measurements
Length measured along center spine: 18” / 46 cm
Neck Circumference : 22” / 56 cm
Wingspan (measured flat): 27” / 68.5 cm

Yarn
MC - 1 skein of Bloom in Ochre by 29 Bridges Studio (Columbia/Targhee/Rambouillet / DK Weight / 240 yd / 219 m / 100 g).

CC - Bloom 14-Color Mini Kit by 29 Bridges Studio (Columbia/Targhee/Rambouillet / DK Weight / 48 yd / 44 m / 100 g).

MC - 220 yd / 201 m of DK weight wool yarn

CC - 13 mini skeins, 48 yd / 44 m each, of DK weight wool yarn per skein

Alternatively, for the CC, you can use scrap yarn in 13 different colorways.

Needles
US 6 / 4 mm circular needles.
I began with a 20” / 51 cm cable and switched to a 40” / 100 cm cable as the cowlette grew in size.

Gauge
15.5 sts / 32 rows = a 4x4 in / 10x10 cm swatch in garter, blocked.

Notions
10 Stitch markers
Tapestry needle
Snips

Spoondrift

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