The striking weaving patterns of Wales and Estonia inspired this geometric design, which is named after a village in Wales filled with treasured woven textiles in antiques shops. It’s perfect for knitting a modern piece in bold colours, or going for a more subtle effect.

• This cowl is knit in the round to make a tube with the ends grafted together.
• It begins with a provisional cast-on such as a crochet cast-on method with waste yarn.
• Lock floats in sections where there are more than 7 stitches of one colour. This is done by crossing the floating yarn colour over the yarn used for knitting the next stitch.
• The provisional cast-on in waste yarn is carefully undone to place the live stitches onto a second set of needles for grafting using the Kitchener stitch method.

You can find a kit in some of our favourite color combos here.

YARN
Walcot Yarns Opus (Sport; 70% Falkland Merino; 30% baby alpaca, 325 m / 355 yd per 100g)
MC (Charcoal): 1 skein
CC: (Splashed White): 1 skein

NEEDLES
- 3mm (US2.5) 40 cm/16” circular needles x 2
› Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the
correct tension.

NOTIONS

• Tapestry needle
• Waste yarn
• Crochet hook
• Stitch marker

GAUGE
16 sts x 13 rounds = 5 cm / 2” in pattern stitch after
blocking
.
SIZE
› 15 cm / 6” wide
› 125.75 cm / 49.5” long