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Olgajazzy Suke-Suke Cowl
SUKE-SUKE スケスケ (jap.) – revealing, allowing the other side and inside to show through
The highly textured patterning on this cowl design is achieved by working a continuous chess board of horizontal pleats while twisting of the stitches helps to protect their structural look. Then the stitches are dropped between the pleated columns to give this unique accessory a better draped look as well as width thus allowing the yarn to bloom fully. After blocking the cowl becomes reversible with each side being highly textured yet quite different.
Gauge:
One motif repeat (5 sts plus 1 dropped-st column) measures approx. 1.5” wide and 2.25” tall when stitches are dropped and swatch is washed and blocked
Finished Measurements:
Circumference: 24 (45)”
Height: approx. 8.25”
Materials Used:
The Plucky Knitter “Primo Aran” (75% merino, 20% cashmere, 5% nylon), 200yds/183m - 105-108g;
2 (2) skeins in Narragansett Grey
Aran/worsted weight yarns
Sample shown in size 45”
US 6 (4 mm) circular, 24” long
Stitch markers
Waste yarn
Crochet hook
Spare circular needle in same or smaller size as main needle
Short spare needle in same or smaller size, like a dpn or a straight cable needle
Please note that this pattern is sold as a physical copy; it is not a PDF.
