Galanthus Cowl
The Galanthus Cowl is a delightful and beginner-friendly pattern inspired by the snowdrop flowers (Galanthus in Latin) that bravely pierce through the snow at winter's end. This cowl, like its namesake, brings a touch of warmth and beauty to the coldest days, knitting up quickly in super bulky yarn. With its simple yet elegant design, the Galanthus Cowl is perfect for everyone, from toddlers to adults.
Why You’ll Love Knitting the Galanthus Cowl:
Quick & Enjoyable: Using super bulky yarn, this cowl can be completed in just a few hours, making it a satisfying project for knitters of all levels.
Inspiration from Nature: The cowl’s design is inspired by snowdrops, symbolizing hope and warmth during the coldest months.
Family-Friendly Sizing: Available in sizes for toddlers, children, and adults, so you can keep the whole family cozy.
What You Need To Know
Sizes: available for Toddler, Child, and Adul
Yarn: one skein of Super Bulky (6) yarn
Approximately 65 (75, 90) yards 60 (69, 82) meters of super bulky yarn (weight 6)
Suggested: Malabrigo Rasta, We Are Knitters The Wool
Needles: US 15 (10mm), 16” (40cm) or 24” (60cm) circular needles, or DPNs
Notions: Tape measure, tapestry needle, scissors, stitch marker (1)
This pattern includes both US and metric terms, making it accessible no matter where you are.
| Please Note: This listing is for a digital pattern download only, not a finished product. You'll be able to access the PDF file immediately after purchase.
Ready to knit the Galanthus Cowl?
Capture the essence of early spring with the Galanthus Cowl, a quick and cozy knit that’s perfect for gifting or keeping for yourself. With its nature-inspired design and simple construction, this cowl will quickly become a favorite in your winter wardrobe.
The pattern is for personal use only, but you’re welcome to sell the finished items—just remember to credit Wolley Handmade and link back to wolleyhandmade.com when selling online.
Don’t forget to tag your beautiful creations with #galanthuscowl!
Stay cozy and happy knitting!
—Elisa