Rain comes in all shapes and sizes. From the misty rain on the Oregon Coast to the thick, heavy drops of a Philadelphia downpour! This cowl uses a classic raindrop stitch to pull together 4 different rainclouds, with rainbows joining them together.

Supplies
5 hanks Black Cat Fibers Etain (80% Superwash Merino/20% Silk; 100 grams/400 yards); 5 different colors. I used the following colorways and amounts for the sample:
A - Basic Black, 110 yards
B - Everyday is Like Sunday, 100 yards
C - Snow Shadow, 100 yards
D - Naked, 110 yards
E - Love is Love, 70 yards
Size 4 (3.5mm) 24-inch circular needle, or size necessary to achieve gauge
Stitch marker
Yarn needle

Gauge
6 stitches = 1 inch in circular stockinette stitch on size 4 (3.5mm) needles

Finished Measurements
One Size Fits Most; approximately 24” circumference and 16” tall, before blocking. Block to desired measurements.

Skill Level
Advanced Beginner

Note: This is a great project to inspire you to go Stash Busting! Find yarns in your stash that blend well together, and create your own spin on this fun-to-knit cowl.

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