Bering Cowl
Introducing Bering Cowl... the cowl version of Bering Shawl designed for my 2019 knitting cruise to Alaska!
Kits available here.
The construction starts out quite portable which makes a ton of sense for travel knitting! It starts with 3 glaciers that are connected by Inner Passages, and finished with an “outside” border.
The beads are prestrung and worked with the easiest of techniques.
Construction
1. Five Glaciers are worked. These start with The Tip (a small mitered square). The Tip then has sts picked up around it, and The Break Up is worked (with optional beads), and finally the Blow Hole Section is worked. All of these sts are put on scrap yarn.
2. Then Inner Passages are worked that join the Glaciers together.
3. Finally, an attached I-cord is worked around the top and bottom of the cowl.
Materials
1 skein SweetGeorgia Yarns, Tough Love Sock (80% merino wool, 20% nylon; 425 yd [389 m]/ 4 oz [115 g]) (MC)
1 set SweetGeorgia Yarns “Party of Five”: Contains five 105-yard mini-skeins of Tough Love Sock; 525 yd [480 m] - (colA - colC)
1 set US Size 5 [3.75 mm] double-pointed needles, or size needed to obtain gauge (or use longer ndl for magic loop technique)
1 US Size 5 [3.75 mm] 24-inch circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge
1 US Size 5 [3.75 mm] 32-inch or longer circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge
3.75 mm crochet hook
Scrap yarn
Tapestry ndl
Removable stitch marker, stitch markers
Digital scale (super helpful, but not necessary)
Optional (included in kit!)
50 grams of a custom Japanese Glass Seed Bead Mix
1 dental floss threader (for stringing beads)
Kits available here.
The construction starts out quite portable which makes a ton of sense for travel knitting! It starts with 3 glaciers that are connected by Inner Passages, and finished with an “outside” border.
The beads are prestrung and worked with the easiest of techniques.
Construction
1. Five Glaciers are worked. These start with The Tip (a small mitered square). The Tip then has sts picked up around it, and The Break Up is worked (with optional beads), and finally the Blow Hole Section is worked. All of these sts are put on scrap yarn.
2. Then Inner Passages are worked that join the Glaciers together.
3. Finally, an attached I-cord is worked around the top and bottom of the cowl.
Materials
1 skein SweetGeorgia Yarns, Tough Love Sock (80% merino wool, 20% nylon; 425 yd [389 m]/ 4 oz [115 g]) (MC)
1 set SweetGeorgia Yarns “Party of Five”: Contains five 105-yard mini-skeins of Tough Love Sock; 525 yd [480 m] - (colA - colC)
1 set US Size 5 [3.75 mm] double-pointed needles, or size needed to obtain gauge (or use longer ndl for magic loop technique)
1 US Size 5 [3.75 mm] 24-inch circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge
1 US Size 5 [3.75 mm] 32-inch or longer circular needle, or size needed to obtain gauge
3.75 mm crochet hook
Scrap yarn
Tapestry ndl
Removable stitch marker, stitch markers
Digital scale (super helpful, but not necessary)
Optional (included in kit!)
50 grams of a custom Japanese Glass Seed Bead Mix
1 dental floss threader (for stringing beads)
Pattern is delivered electronically upon purchase in PDF format. You will need Adobe Reader to view/print this pattern.
No duplicating except for personal use. Please do not copy and share with your friends or colleagues; each sale of a pattern helps support my designing. Items knit from this pattern may not be sold except with permission of the designer.
