The Moraga Cowl is inspired by Moraga Street, one of the most inspiring streets for artists in San Francisco. The top of the street is home to the famous Moraga Steps, a tall set of stairs intricately decorated with mosaic tiles depicting the city’s natural wild life. The end of the road meets Ocean Beach, where local street artists use the sea wall as a canvas for their tags and original murals. The swirling colors of the Moraga Cowl are reminiscent of the murals found at either end of Moraga Street. Construction notes: knit with one strand of Malabrigo Sock and another of Malabrigo Silkpaca held together, the Moraga Cowl first starts like a traditional triangular shawl with a garter tab CO. After a few repeats of a simple lace and garter pattern, the cowl is joined in the round. The pattern comes with video and photo instructions for this joining section. The natural point of the cowl is maintained in the round until all stitches are bound off.SKILL LEVEL:Adventurous beginner/intermediateTechniques used:Knitting in the roundSimple LaceGarter Tab (video tutorial linked above)Picking up stitches3-Needle Bind Off SIZES:One size. FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 26” circumference, 18” tall. GAUGE:24 stitches x 32 rounds = 4” in Stockinette. MATERIALS:Two strands are held together throughout:-1 skein Malabrigo Sock (440 yds/100g; 100% Superwash Merino) in color Abril-1 skein of Malabrigo Baby Silkpaca Lace (420 yds/50g; 70% baby alpaca, 30% silk) in color AbrilUS size 5 (3.75 mm) 24” circular needles, or any size necessary to obtain gaugeStitch markers (4), darning needle. This pattern is a PDF. We will email the PDF to you during business hours (11am - 5pm Pacific Time)
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