If your row gauge is correct, each rep of the patt is approx 1.5”. You may choose to knit more reps of the patt if you want a larger circumference cowl – just be sure to end just having worked Row 12. Knit 6 rows in garter stitch (knit every row).įor every row, K4, work a row of King Charles Brocade (either written or charted), k4.Ĭont in this way until you reach Row 12 of the patt, maintaining the first and last 4 sts in garter stitch (knit every stitch). CowlĬO 33 (33, 33, 45) sts using any preferred cast on.

You can optionally place a marker to separate the patt reps. The cowl is knit on straight needles and fastened off using buttons.Įach row includes two or more repeats of the patt and four garter stitches at either end. GaugeĢ0 sts and 30 rows = 4” in stitch patt and in St st. Tapestry needle sewing thread three 1/2” buttons, stitch marker (optional). The Child size sample used 160 yds /73 g of yarn. Pradhan Embroidery Stores (acrylic 218 yards /100 grams): Shade 92y, 1 ball Small Adult 26” circumference and 7” tallĪdult 26” circumference and 9” tall Toddler 16” circumference and 7” tallĬhild 21” circumference and 7” tall This is a unisex pattern written in four sizes so you can make it for all your loved ones. My first design–a cowl–incorporates this stitch. I haven’t found many patterns that use this stitch and I think it deserves some recognition. The stitch is a simple combination of knits and purls that create a set of interlocking diamonds that add a touch of elegance to any design. After hours of Google searching, I came across the King Charles Brocade stitch and liked the texture. When I first got back to knitting after a long hiatus, I was looking for a simple yet elegant stitch ( sans cables and lace) to knit myself a vest.

Brocade repeat texture