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Baxter Street Cowl (Knit)
Baxter Street Cowl (Knit)

Baxter Street Cowl (Knit)

SKU: L60241

The Baxter Street Cowl is a knit cowl pattern made with light weight yarn that has a skill level of beginner.


Skill Level
Level 1 - Beginner
Project Type
Cowl
Yarn Used
Mandala® - 525
Pattern Gauge
17 sts = about 4 in. (10 cm) in St st (k on RS, p on WS).
Pattern Size Options
One Size
Pattern Yarn Weight
3 Light / DK
Dimensions Detail

Finished Circumference About 58 in. (147.5 cm)

Finished Height About 14 in. (35.5 cm)

Pattern Corrections
No
Pattern Craft
Knit
Made For
Adult, Woman

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Love Mandala Yarn - Have a question

I love working with Mandala yarn. It always works up perfectly. The feel and drape is so great. As a beginner knitter is it normal to go UP 2 needle sizes to meet the gauge? This pattern refers to "sts" in gauge and not sts AND rows. To get to 17 sts per 4 inch I had to go up to size 10 needle. Can't believe I knit that tight. Thank you to anyone who can help.

Hi Nancy - it is possible that you'd have to go up more than one needle size to match the gauge. However, remember that the gauge given in the pattern is measured after blocking (unless stated otherwise), and you may find that blocking loosens up your stitches a little bit.

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Nancy
Love Mandala Yarn - Have a question

I love working with Mandala yarn. It always works up perfectly. The feel and drape is so great. As a beginner knitter is it normal to go UP 2 needle sizes to meet the gauge? This pattern refers to "sts" in gauge and not sts AND rows. To get to 17 sts per 4 inch I had to go up to size 10 needle. Can't believe I knit that tight. Thank you to anyone who can help.

Hi Nancy - it is possible that you'd have to go up more than one needle size to match the gauge. However, remember that the gauge given in the pattern is measured after blocking (unless stated otherwise), and you may find that blocking loosens up your stitches a little bit.