Cablewing Wrap, Cowl and Wristwarmers. Cablewings surrounded by lace give these accessories a flowery expression. They coordinate with the Cablewing Sweater; for a wonderfully regal look pair the wrap with the sweater. It is warm, practical but also decorative. All accessories are knitted in a pure wool with bounce, Embla from Hifa. I chose an irresistible purple-pink shade, well suited for the stitch pattern, for the cowl and the wristwarmers.

Size: One women’s size

Finished Measurements:                                                                                                   Wrap: Circumference: 100 cm/39.5”, height: 44 cm/17.25”                                           Cowl: Circumference: 77 cm/30.25”, height: 30 cm/11.75”                               Wristwarmers: Circumference: 24 cm/9.5”, height: 30 cm/11.75”                              Tweed Cowl: Circumference: 48 cm/19”, height: 48 cm/19”

Yarn: Hifa, Embla – Hifa 3 (100% wool, 210 m/229 yds, 100 g) Ull:                                    Wrap: 3 skeins in col A: Natural sh 6057: 567 m/620 yds.                                                 Cowl: 2 skeins in col B: Purple pink sh 6044: 294 m/322 yds.                                 Wristwarmers: 1 skein in col B: purple pink sh 6044: 168 m/184 yds.                      Tweed Cowl: 1 skein in col A: Natural sh 6057: 65 m/71 yds, 1 skein in col B: Purple pink sh 6044: 65 m/71 yds, 1 skein in col C: Red purple sh 6076: 85 m/93 yds.

Yarn alternative: Cascade, 220 (100% Peruvian Highland Wool; 100 g, 201 m/220 yds). Cascade Yarns.

Needles: 4 mm/US 6 circular needles (80 cm/32” for shrug) and (60 cm/24” for cowl and tweed cowl or use straight needles) and dpns for wristwarmers (or use 80 cm/32” for magic loop), or size needed to match gauge.

Notions: Cable needle, stitch marker, and yarn needle.

Gauge: 22 sts and 28 rows in Cablewing Pattern, 20 sts and 25 rows in st st, 20 sts and 38 rows in Tweed Pattern using 4 mm/US 6 needles equals 10 cm/4” square.

Notes: All are worked in the round, except the Tweed Cowl. Both wristwarmers can be worked simultaneously on a magic loop.

The pattern is only available in English from my Ravlery Store and includes charts and schematics, plus video links to techniques used. Here is the link to the pattern: Ravelry.com/patterns. I am thrilled to see photos of finished cowls appearing already, and on the design page you will find Anja Helene Præsttun Smith’s beautiful version!