Grainline Bias Cowl Crochet Pattern

This pattern is a digital download. It will be emailed to you immediately after purchase. It will come in a separate email from your order confirmation. If you have any issue downloading the pattern, please email us at contact@badsheepyarn.com

The Grainline Bias Cowl is a clean, modern layer worked on the bias for crisp diagonal lines and intentional color movement. Bias construction shifts the fabric on a diagonal, so color changes travel across the cowl in a controlled way—tonals get depth, speckles stay balanced, and variegates read intentional instead of chaotic.

Built with simple shaping and a steady repeat, it comes together quickly and finishes with a polished look that feels more complex than it is. The fit is streamlined and wearable, sitting comfortably at the neck without excess bulk.

The Grainline Bias Cowl was designed by Britt Garber of KnotBadBritt. You can find her information on our pattern artist page HERE.

Marcie is wearing the Toile Kit in Wildflower Patch on Sport & Murex on Suri Lace.

Hook Recommendations:
US H (5 mm)

Gauge:
4 in x 4 in | 10 cm x 10cm
12 sts x 11 rows
Work in pattern 

Skills Needed:
Half double crochet, increasing & decreasing

Dimensions: 
22 in | 55 cm circumference
21 in | 53 cm depth

Yardage:
 Total yards 600 yds | 548 m [two strands held double]
1 skein of Bad Sheep Yarn Suri Lace, 74/26 Suri Alpaca/Silk, (100g/ 328yd | 300 m)
1 skein of Bad Sheep Yarn Sport, 100% Superwash Merino Wool, (50g/328 yd | 300) 

Looking to just purchase the kit? You can find it HERE.