Herd of Cowls has 4 color work charts and a single written pattern offering plenty of possibilities to keep everyone you know cozy in the cold weather. Knit in the round and using approximately 100 yards of each color per cowl, just a few skeins of yarn lets you create your own herd to keep or give away.

MATERIALS
Berroco Ultra Alpaca (50% alpaca, 50% wool; 3.5oz/100g; 215yds/198m)
Color A: 1 skein
Color B: 1 skein
Size 5 (3.75 mm) 24” circular needle
Size 7 (4.5 mm) 24” circular needle
8 Stitch markers

GAUGE
20 sts & 22 rounds = 4” in stranded stockinette with larger needle or size needle to obtain gauge

Note: To ensure a successful project, check gauge. Change needle size as necessary to obtain st and row gauge.

NOTES
The colors of Berroco Ultra Alpaca that I used to knit some of the sample cowls are: #62182 Indigo Mix (A) with #6294 Turquoise Mix (B), #6214 Steel Cut Oats (A) with #6211 Duncan (B), #6281 Redwood Mix (A) with #6211 Duncan (B), #6297 Lobster Mix (A) with #6294 Turquoise Mix (B). The full range of colors can be found at the Berroco website.

When working the cowl, the stitch pattern repeat is 15 stitches. Place markers as needed to keep track of the pattern.

Unless otherwise instructed, carry the color not in use up between rounds, twisting once to secure when necessary.

Charts are below the written instructions on page 3.