When I started getting into sock knitting, I very quickly became obsessed with knitting the slip stitch heel flap! The slip one knit one repeat is very engaging and it makes the squishiest pattern that I just adore the finished look of! I really wanted to create this pattern so I could have this engaging pattern for a bit longer than just the repeats required on the heel of a sock! The cowl is the perfect fall/winter accessory and is so squishy and soft around your neck! If you love knitting the slip stitch heel flap as much as I do, I hope you will give this cowl a go! Please share your finished Slip Stitch Heel Cowl by using the hashtags #SlipStitchHeelCowl and #BreakingYarn on Instagram or Facebook! Models are shown wearing Lily of the Valley, Breaking Princess, and Walter White! Size & Finished Measurements One Size Cowl 12” / 30.48 cm Tall 10” / 25.4 cm Wide Gauge: 21 Stitches and 29 Rows = 4” / 10.16 cm (blocked) Knit flat in stockinette Needles: US Size 7 / 4.5mm circular knitting needles with a 16” cable or the appropriate size to meet gauge Yarn & Suggested Yarn: DK Weight – 246 yards / 100 grams / 224.942 meters Yarn used in the sample: 1 Skein Breaking Yarn Swish DK: Lily of the Valley Notions: Scissors, Stitch Marker to mark BOR and Tapestry Needle for weaving Resources: Knitting Tips Video: Reading your stitches and how to tink your stitches: https://youtu.be/OfdJyq6hwKQ
