Today I am very excited to present a new pattern for you to enjoy, the Greyhaven lace cowl. I designed this cowl to be an easy-to-knit, quick project, great for yourself or a special gift.
The pattern offers both written directions and lace charts for easy knitting, and the small size requires less than one 100g skein of worsted-weight yarn. The larger size uses less than two skeins.
The pattern offers both written directions and lace charts for easy knitting, and the small size requires less than one 100g skein of worsted-weight yarn. The larger size uses less than two skeins.
Knit in the round seamlessly, the Greyhaven lace stitch pattern uses basic increases and decreases and one double decrease (SK2P) . The first garter stitch border takes advantage of a softly waving edge, along with a simple decrease sequence.
A version of the Greyhaven lace pattern stitch is seen in several national knitting cultures, but this particular variation is one I adapted myself from a traditional Estonian stitch for this pattern.
The Greyhaven lace cowl knitting pattern is available here on my blog, and through Ravelry as a PDF download. I'd love to know if you make this cowl, so please let me know! I might even feature a photo of your completed project.
You can read a more detailed description of this pattern here.
