The Hasukai Cowl is a unique and versatile knit that blurs the lines between cowl, scarf, and shawl, offering both style and function in one beautifully constructed piece. Cowl is a great way to fend off the first chill of winter because it’s smaller and quicker to knit than your average scarf, giving you something to wear while you work on bigger projects. Designed as an elongated tubular form with gentle frills along the edges, this accessory brings a soft, sculptural quality to any outfit. True to its name—Hasukai, meaning “diagonal” in Japanese—the design features a subtle slant that adds dynamic movement and visual interest to the fabric. Worked in the round or flat and then seamed, the tube can be folded in half and worn as a plush, doubled cowl that envelops the neck in cozy softness, or left long and draped like a scarf or shawl for a more flowing silhouette. The frilled edges lend a delicate touch, giving the piece a sense of playful sophistication while enhancing its dimensionality. Whether wrapped closely for warmth or allowed to billow gracefully, the Hasukai Cowl adapts effortlessly to a variety of styles and seasons. Its modern shape and clever construction make it a compelling project for knitters looking to create something both eye-catching and endlessly wearable.
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Hasukai Cowl by Hiroko Fukatsu
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Hasukai Cowl by Hiroko Fukatsu
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Hasukai Cowl by Hiroko Fukatsu
Click the link below for the FREE knitting pattern(IMAGE):
Hasukai Cowl by Hiroko Fukatsu
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