Biscotte Yarns

Mosaic cowl | Free Knitting Pattern

Regular Price
$0.00 USD
Sale Price
$0.00 USD
Regular Price
Sold Out
Unit Price
Translation missing: en.general.accessibility.unit_price_separator 
Add To Wishlist

My inspiration for this cowl came from the yarn itself: I wanted to play with these soft and fluffy colors and it seemed to me that a simple, elegant and comfortable neck warmer would be perfect to highlight this nice Merino Worsted.

This cowl is easy to knit and the pattern is quickly memorized which makes it an ideal project to learn how to knit mosaic stitch. Enjoy! - Louise

IN ADDITION TO THIS FREE PATTERN, YOU WILL NEED THE FOLLOWING MATERIALS TO KNIT THE MOSAIC COWL

YARN

Yarn from Louise Robert Design Collection – Merino Worsted (100% merino sw, 200 meters / 100 grammes)

ACCESSORIES

FINAL SIZE

  • Circumference = 64 cm; 24" (to increase or decrease the circumference, add or subtract stitches in multiples of 8).
  • Height = 25 cm; 10"

GAUGE: 19 stitchs = 10 cm; 4" in stockinette stitch

NOTE : The starting border is made using a provisional cast-on, then the border is folded on itself and the stitches that are on the needle are knitted with the stitches of the provisional cast-on in order to close the border. You can find a tutorial about this technique on our website HERE.

The mosaic stitch pattern is made with two contrasting colors but, unlike stranded colorwork, only one color is used per round and the motif is achieved by slipping stitches in strategic places.

This pattern is available in PDF format: add it to your cart and follow every steps to complete your order. A link to download the pattern will appear on the final screen of your order and you will also get this link by email (look into your spams if you can't find it in our inbox). Enjoy!

Customer Reviews

Based on 6755 reviews
92%
(6200)
7%
(480)
0%
(28)
0%
(11)
1%
(36)
M
Monique

Jolie texture

M
Monique

Superbe !

M
Monique

Simple mais joli!

M
Monique

Superbe et confortable

C
Corinne Moser
Joli modèle

Patron bien expliqué, pas encore tricoté car j'attends l'ouverture de la mercerie pour trouver le fil parfait !