Mirror Image Cowl Pattern Universal Yarn
Mirror Image Cowl Pattern Universal Yarn
Mirror Image Cowl Pattern Universal Yarn
Mirror Image Cowl Pattern Universal Yarn
Mirror Image Cowl Pattern Universal Yarn
Mirror Image Cowl Pattern Universal Yarn
Mirror Image Cowl Pattern Universal Yarn
Mirror Image Cowl Pattern Universal Yarn
Mirror Image Cowl Pattern Universal Yarn
Mirror Image Cowl Pattern Universal Yarn
Mirror Image Cowl Pattern Universal Yarn
Mirror Image Cowl Pattern Universal Yarn

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Universal Yarn

Mirror Image Cowl

Fuzzy, colorful fun begins with our Minou yarn. Spun in Italy, this luxurious blend of baby alpaca, merino wool, and nylon will make you fall in love with eyelash yarns. The rich texture of the yarn is paired perfectly with its soft feel and surprising warmth. The Mirror Image Cowl makes the most of 2 balls of Minou, with a colorwork Diamond pattern that pops. Best part? We have a knit and crochet version of this pattern, so choose a hook or needles and get started! Bonus points if you and your crafty bestie make matching cowls.

Mirror Image Cowl
Designed by Ashley Jane McIntyre

DIFFICULTY
Intermediate

SIZES
One Size

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Crochet:
Circumference: 30”
Height: 8½”

Knit:
Circumference: 31”
Height: 7“

MATERIALS
Universal Yarn Minou (52% nylon, 40% baby alpaca, 8% merino wool; 50g/158 yds)
• 101 Borzoi (B) – 1 ball
• 108 Tanager (A) - 1 ball
Note: 1 ball each is used for both crochet and knit versions.
Hook: US Size H/8 (5 mm)
Needle: US Size 10 (6 mm) 16-24” circular, or size needed to obtain gauge
Notions: Tapestry needle, removable stitch markers (for crochet version), stitch markers (for knit version)

GAUGE
Crochet:
12 sts x 8 rnds = 4” in Double Crochet

Knit:
15 sts x 19 rnds = 4” in Diamond Color patt
Save time, check your gauge.

PATTERN NOTES
Crochet:
This cowl is crocheted in joined, unturned rounds from the bottom up. You will use stranded colorwork to make the diamond pattern following a color chart.

Knit:
This cowl is knit in the round from the bottom up using stranded colorwork.

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