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Open Triangles Cowl & Wristwarmers
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Lang Yarns Merino 120
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Product Description
The diagonal triangles with an opening on top makes you think of Egyptian hieroglyphs depicting the pyramids with the sun above. A delightful image for a cowl to warm your neck, or accessorise your dress. Fasten it if you wish, or wear it across one shoulder. Or why not use it double? The cowl and the matching wristwarmers are knitted in a lovely soft and warm mixture of merino and cotton with a stunning stitch definition. Cowl and wristwarmers are knitted flat. Cowl is cast on using a temporary method, and then either grafted together or cast off with 3 needles. Open Triangles Cowl & Wristwarmers is available in both English and Norwegian (på norsk).
Open Triangles Cowl & Wristwarmers by Linda Marveng
What Is Being Made
This downloadable knitting pattern from independent designer Linda Marveng features two coordinating accessories: a loose cowl (also called a neck warmer) and matching wristwarmers. The design showcases an open triangle motif that creates a striking visual effect inspired by Egyptian hieroglyphics and pyramid imagery. These pieces are designed to warm the neck and wrists while adding decorative style to your wardrobe.
Design & Pattern Structure
The Open Triangles Cowl & Wristwarmers pattern centers on a distinctive Open Triangle stitch pattern that repeats throughout the projects. The diagonal triangles feature an opening at the top, creating an airy, geometric aesthetic. The pattern is divisible by 6 stitches, allowing for flexible sizing and customization. The designer includes 21 complete pattern repeats in the full pattern instructions.
Knitting Techniques Used
- Garter stitch – used for the edge stitches on both sides of the pattern to create a neat, finished border
- Stockinette stitch – forms the foundation of the open triangle pattern
- Twisted stitches – incorporated into the pattern for textural variation and structure
- Decreases – used to shape the diagonal lines of the triangles
- Seaming – the cowl and wristwarmers are assembled by joining pieces together, with options for flexible attachment methods
Stitches & Pattern Details
The pattern uses fundamental knitting stitches executed in a straightforward manner. The setup row on needle B (wrong side) establishes the foundation with 3 knit stitches, 1 twisted stitch, then repeating 5 knit stitches and 1 twisted stitch across to the final 3 stitches, which are knitted in garter stitch. The Open Triangle Pattern is worked from a diagram, with 3 edge stitches maintained in garter stitch on each side throughout the project. This combination of techniques creates the characteristic open geometric triangles while maintaining stable edges.
Yarn & Materials
This pattern is designed for DK weight yarn, a medium-weight yarn that provides good stitch definition for the geometric triangle motif. The projects require standard knitting needles appropriate for DK yarn. The pattern is presented as a downloadable PDF format, making it easy to access and reference while knitting.
Difficulty Level
Rated as intermediate difficulty, this pattern is suitable for knitters with foundational skills who are ready to work with stitch patterns and basic shaping. The straightforward garter stitch edges and clear diagram guidance make the open triangle pattern accessible, while the combination of techniques and pattern reading provides appropriate challenge for intermediate-level crafters.
```Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | DK | Light Worsted |
| Featured Products: | Lang Yarns Merino 120 |
| Pages: | 6 |
| Designer: | Linda Marveng |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Notes: | Cowl and wristwarmers are knitted flat. Cowl is cast on using a temporary method, and then either grafted together or cast off with 3 needles. |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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