Juniper Moon Farm Cowl Knitting Pattern

By Juniper Moon Farm

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Juniper Moon Farm Cowl Knitting Pattern
Juniper Moon Farm Cowl Knitting Pattern
Juniper Moon Farm Cowl Knitting Pattern
$5.00

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Specifications

Brand: Juniper Moon Farm
Yarn Weight: Bulky
Designer: Lynette Meek
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Techniques and Construction: Bottom Up, Lace, Seamed, Seamless, Worked Flat, Worked In The Round
Pattern Code: J168-05

Product Description

Juniper Moon Farm Infinity is a stunning lacy hat and cowl set worked in Herriot Great, a 100% baby alpaca that is warmer than wool, and two thick, cozy, luxurious plies that are incredibly squishy. The cowl is knit from end to end and then seamed. The hat is knit in the round seamlessly from the brim to the crown. The lace patterns are charted and written out.

Finished Measurements:
     Hat   20” circumference
     Cowl – 30” edges circumference and 50” inside center circumference, after blocking
 Yarn Requirements: Juniper Moon Farm Herriot Great (100% Baby Alpaca; 100g/218yds) shown in 138 Cerulean (WEBS do not carry this color)
     Hat   1 hank
     Cowl – 4 hanks   
Needles: 
     Hat:
       US 8 (5.00mm) 16” circular
       US 9 (5.50mm) 16” circular and DPNs to get gauge
     Cowl:
        US 10 (6.00mm) 24 circular to get gauge
Hooks: US G/6 (4.00mm)
Gauge:
     Hat   15 sts = 4” in the pattern on US 9 (5.50mm)
     Cowl – 13 sts = 4” in the pattern on US 10 (6.00mm), lightly blocked

Juniper Moon Farm Cowl Knitting Pattern
$5.00

Juniper Moon Farm Infinity Hat and Cowl by Lynette Meek

What is Being Made

This downloadable PDF pattern from Juniper Moon Farm's Vintage Collection features two coordinating projects: a fitted knit hat and a shaped cowl, both designed by Lynette Meek. The hat offers a classic silhouette with a finished circumference of 20 inches (51 centimeters), while the cowl features an elegant asymmetrical design with shaped edges that measure approximately 30 inches (75 centimeters) around the outer edges and approximately 50 inches (125 centimeters) around the inside center after blocking.

Techniques Used

Both projects employ sophisticated knitting techniques suitable for intermediate to advanced knitters. The hat is worked in the round using circular needles, creating a seamless construction that eliminates the need for seaming. The cowl combines multiple construction methods, utilizing bottom-up construction with a provisional cast-on technique and incorporating lace patterning throughout. The cowl features seamed elements in its finishing, contrasting with the seamless construction of the hat. Additionally, portions of the cowl are worked flat, allowing for the shaped asymmetrical design that creates the distinctive silhouette.

Stitches and Stitch Patterns

Both projects feature intricate lace stitch patterns that create openwork designs. The hat pattern repeats a complex 12-row lace motif five times around the crown, incorporating yarn overs (yo), slip-slip-knit decreases (ssk), and knit-two-together decreases (k2tog) to create the delicate lace fabric. The pattern also includes stockinette stitch (St st) sections and garter stitch ridges. Standard knitting abbreviations are used throughout, including knit (k), purl (p), and various decrease and increase techniques such as Make 1 (M1) for shaping.

Materials: Yarn, Needles, and Notions

Both projects are worked using Juniper Moon Farm Herriot Great yarn in color 138 Cerulean, requiring one 100-gram skein for both the hat and cowl combined.

Hat Requirements:

  • Size US 8 (5mm) circular needles, 16 inches (40 centimeters) long
  • Size US 9 (5.5mm) circular needles, 16 inches (40 centimeters) long
  • Size US 9 (5.5mm) double-pointed needles
  • Stitch markers and stitch holder

Cowl Requirements:

  • Size US 10 (6mm) circular needles, 24 inches (60 centimeters) long
  • Size G6 (4mm) crochet hook
  • Smooth waste yarn for provisional cast-on
  • Stitch markers

The hat is worked to a gauge of 15 stitches over 4 inches (10 centimeters) in pattern using US 9 (5.5mm) needles when worked in the round. The cowl is worked to a gauge of 13 stitches over 4 inches (10 centimeters) in pattern using US 10 (6mm) needles, lightly blocked. Checking gauge before beginning either project is recommended to ensure proper finished measurements.

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