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Rina Cowl One Skein Knitting Pattern In The Round

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The Rina Cowl is both luxurious and lovely, made from just one skein of yarn. With its soft, plush texture this cozy cowl will keep you warm all season long.

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Featuring a simple, lace design this easy cowl is beginner-friendly, and the #5 yarn weight means it works up quickly. This simple cowl is perfect for a quick project.

Woman in white top smiling with hand on knit cowl in dark mustard.

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I wanted a design that works up great as an infinity scarf in the round. The Rina is so easy to knit with every other round working up in knit stitches. The chunky yarn and larger needles means it’s super fast too.

To create the stitch pattern you’ll use slip ones, yarn overs and knit two togethers. If these are new stitches to you this cowl might be a great way to learn some new techniques. Just check out the stitches and abbreviations section below, or watch the full video tutorial.

Easy knits are my fav and this chunky cowl will keep you cozy when the cold weather hits!

FREE KNITTING COWL PATTERNS

More free cowl knitting patterns you might like!

  1. This pretty cowl pattern is knit in a sport weight cotton yarn.
  2. For the ultimate beginner cowl pattern try the Giana which knits up flat with straight needles in garter stitch.
  3. Looking for another easy project? Find more one skein projects to knit here!

Materials

  • Asylum Fiber’s Merino Bulky a #5 bulky weight yarn (100% SW Merino, 109 yd (100 m) per 100 g hank) in shade IPA: 1 hank.
  • 8 mm (US 11) 16” circular needles, or size needed to meet gauge.
  • Yarn needle, measuring tape, scissors, stitch marker(s).
Dark golden knit cowl laid flat with knitting notions.

Gauge

8 sts x 8 rnds (after blocking) to 2” (5 cm) measured in St st using 8 mm (US 11) needles.

Please swatch carefully, as incorrect gauge will cause the pattern to come out the wrong size.

Sizing

After blocking 8” tall x 11.5” wide when laid flat. 

Skill Level

Beginner

Tutorials

Alternating cable cast on.

Blocking.

German twisted cast on.

Chunky knit cowl with needles and yarn.

Stitches

US Terms

BO – bind off

CO – cast on

K – Knit

K2tog – knit two together

rep – repeat

sl 1 – slip one

St st – stockinette stitch

st(s) – stitch(es)

Construction

This cowl is worked in the round

Notes

  1. Please read through all notes and pattern before you begin.
  2. Please check gauge first.
  3. Stitch multiple is 5.
Woman smiling in knit cowl.

Adjustments

To make this free cowl pattern into a different size you’ll need a stitch multiple of 5, i.e. for a long cowl add more stitches in 5s. For a taller cowl continue the 4 row repeat. Remember any adjustments will change the amount of yarn needed so plan accordingly.

Video Tutorial

Scroll down for the free knitting pattern.

Knit cowl laid flat with needles and yarn ball.

How To Knit Rina Cowl One Skein Bulky

Yield: 1
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Active Time: 2 hours
Additional Time: 10 minutes
Total Time: 2 hours 20 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
Estimated Cost: $30

Learn to knit the Rina Cowl with this easy, beginner-friendly lace pattern using just one skein of hand-dyed yarn.

Materials

  • 109 yds #5 chunky weight yarn

Tools

  • 8 mm US Size 11 circular knitting needles with 16" cable
  • tapestry needle, scissors, stitch marker

Instructions

CO 70 sts using knitted cast on, and join to work in the round.
Rnd 1. *K 2, yo, k2tog, sl 1; rep from * around.
Rnd 2. K all.
Rnd 3. *Sl 1, k2tog, yo, k 2; rep from * around.
Rnd 4. K all.

Rep rnds 1 – 4 until work is 8” (20.5 cm) tall, or to desired height.
BO loosely.
Finishing
Cut yarn, weave in ends.

Close up of knit stitches on cowl.

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  1. I love your items that you knit. But I can not knit. Can you transfer your knit patterns to crochet patterns?