Mosaic Knitting: Dissent Cowl - January 16, 23, 30 and February 6, 6:30-8:30pm

Mosaic knitting is a form of colorwork where only one color is used on any given row. The stitches you want to be that color are either knitted or purled, while the stitches you want to be the other color are simply slipped from needle to needle without being worked, while the working yarn is held in the back. This top-down, flared cowl was inspired by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s famous (and fabulous) collar, worn when she dissented from a decision by the Supreme Court. Class difficulty level: 3 - This class is for intermediate knitters who can cast on, knit, and increase.  Materials needed:  pattern DK weight yarn: 150 yards in a light, possibly variegated color 175 yards in a dark, solid or semi-solid color US #6/4mm circular needle, 24 inches long 3 stitch markers Tapestry needle Instructor: Caroline White