I love having patterns that I can return to time and again. Those special designs that work as a blank canvas so that you can add your own special touches - handspun yarn, stripes, fading, using up odds and ends to create ever-changing, unique knits. A pattern you can relax into as you knit it again and again. For me - that is the DRK Everyday Cowl, with its soothing garter stitch and polished slip stitches and I-cord edges. I’ve already knit 5 myself, and have no plans of stopping anytime soon!

This cowl is knit flat, on the bias, and seamed at the back neck to create a cowl that wears like a triangle shawl (with none of the fuss!) This pattern includes sizes for the whole family!

For this cowl I chose a DK weight yarn, as that tends to be a common yarn weight we have kicking around in our stash, but also because we can hold 2 strands of fingering weight yarn to easily achieve the same weight!

Andrea used the colors:

Pishkun :Gary Cooper and Juniper

FDF's Sample was made out of :

Pishkun: Old Man Coyote and Crosscurrent

Recommended Needle Size: US 6 (4.0 mm)

Yarns we recommend using are:

Pishkun

Juicy DK solids

Bear Paw Dk

Dream State

Tips : Check out these tutorials for techniques used in this pattern.

Long Tail Cast On
I-cord bind off

You can find the pattern on Ravelry.