Hooded Cowl Scarf Part 2- Scarf with a Wood- Red Heart Yarn Free Pattern Idea

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The second part of the knitted hooded cowl scarf made with the net stitch. Very easy to make and elegant to wear. Another great collaboration with Red Heart Yarn.
/// INSTRUCTIONS:
Hooded Cowl (Red Heart Unforgettable)
using Net Stitch
2 skeins of Unforgettable Red Heart Yarn (I used 1 and 1/3)
I used number 9 US needles
First Part (Cowl)
Make provisional cast on and pick up 38 stitches
Net Stitch: Multiple of 4+2
k=knit
k2tog=knit 2 stitches together
yo=yarn over
p1k=pass first stitch as if to knit. (without knitting it).
Repeat from * to
Row 1.- Knit the whole row (knit the first stitch only on this one row).
Row 2.- p1k, *yo, k2tog, k1.
Row 3.- p1k, knit the whole row.
Row 4.- p1k, k2tog, yo, k1.
Repeat these 4 rows until it measures 28 to 30 inches
End with #4 row.
Put the beginning with the end together, with the right sides facing
each other. (toward the inside).
Make a 3 needle bind off.
Second Part (Head)
Cast on loosely 38 stitches
Knit the same as the cowl part (same stitch and same length).
Bind off with 1 size larger needle.
Sew beginning with one side of the cowl, starting at the seam.
Sew end with the other side of the cowl, starting at the seam.
Sew back of the head part, starting at the seam.
Block if you wish.
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[@katesutherland6088]

At the end of each of your videos I say "wow, I learned so many new things"! You are a wonderful teacher, and as a beginning knitter I am so grateful for the knowledge you share. Thank you! ❤

[@RockyRoadJY]

Love it, gorgeous. I have some yarn that will be perfect for this. Can't wait to get started. Thank you!

[@andrewstiller1662]

I like the technique of binding off with a larger needle. Depending on what I'm making, I use a larger needle to bind off because it keeps the finished project from looking too pinched together.

[@JoannesWeb]

Yes. And it gives it the with similar to the start.

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[@rakibfatiha8111]

Merci 😍😍😍

[@helenamnott3527]

Thank you for such an informative video. I love this yarn also. Could you tell me how much yarn did you use for the first part (cowl) of this project?

[@JoannesWeb]

For the cowl only, 2/3 of 1. The 2 parts are the same .

[@MineBuild77]

HI