This lacy knit cowl with bright spring colors can be worn hanging long, or wrapped around your neck to keep you nice and cozy.
The Broken Rib Scarf uses a stitch pattern that I’ve always loved: the broken rib stitch pattern. I also love mixing different textured yarns.
This simple little cowl is cozy enough to keep you warm, but small enough to stay out of the way as you layer up for colder weather.
The Cleo scarf features my knit Jacob’s Ladder technique that is so popular. The ladder runs up the center of the scarf creating a spine.
Hill is named for it’s fun shape. It starts out with just 2 stitches, increases to 24, and decreases back down to 3, creating a hill. Use 3 strands of Red Heart with Love yarn and large needles to make this project super fast and super warm. This scarf can be worn in a variety of ways but every way will keep you warm and cozy!
The Basic Drop Stitch Scarf is a great way to learn the drop stitch. It’s actually very easy, and not too scary once you get used to it! With just a three row repeat, this pattern is easy to memorize and travels easily. You can make it any length you want, and you can even change the width by casting on more or less stitches. Enjoy!
Inspired by my Mushroom Crepe Cowl, the Shooting Stars Cowl will keep you warm in during those chilly days and nights. Slip stitches and cables mixed with knits and purls create a lovely texture that’s sure to please. So grab your Lion Brand Heartland and get knitting!
The Becky Cowl is a triangular fringed wrap with a turtleneck top. It is made entirely with knit stitches, no purls. The fringes are made by dropping stitches, and they are loop fringes, so no worries of them fraying!
The Basic Boho Scarf will have you at the height of fashion in no time at all. This pattern is quick to make, and easy enough for a beginner.
Twisted Cowl is the sister pattern to Daniel’s Hat and Scarf set, which is available from the Cast Off Chemo Ravelry store. This pattern features a seeded rib stitch with the occasional diagonal stripe. The diagonal stripe is made using increase and decrease stitches, so no cable needle is needed. Enjoy!
