Advance Your Cable Skills with the New SOS Course & Yua Cowl

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6 August, 2026

Cables, gorgeous cables. The wonderful intricacy of stitches moving through the surface as if by magic. Are you looking for a project that will produce a timeless accessory? The Yua Cowl may be your next project.

Design by Linda Marveng
Knit in Merino Worsted in Huckleberry
The Yua Cowl, designed by Linda Marveng.

Yua Cowl

The Yua Cowl is the featured pattern in Linda Marveng’s Advanced Cables course. Linda’s design work is stunningly sleek, fashion-forward, and often highly textured with intricate cables. The Yua Cowl is an approachable introduction to her design aesthetic.

Staghorn cables are a perfect introduction to exploring the versatility of reversible cables. The repetitive pattern of the cables, worked in ribbing and garter stitch, allows the knitter to tackle the chart and knit with confidence. The result is a thoughtfully designed accessory. Working through the cowl, the basic structure of reversible cables becomes clear, making other advanced cables a natural next step in your learning.

Design by Linda Marveng
Knit in Merino Worsted in Huckleberry
The Yua Cowl was designed for our latest course at the School of SweetGeorgia, Advanced Cables.

SweetGeorgia Merino Worsted

Linda chose SweetGeorgia Merino Worsted yarn for her Yua Cowl design. The beautiful, soft hand of the easy-care yarn, combined with the vibrant colours, makes for an accessory you will enjoy knitting and even gifting. With over a hundred shades to choose from, you can find a classic colour, such as Brass, or a vibrant one, such as Huckleberry, to accentuate your go-to outfit while keeping you warm.

Once you have three skeins in your favourite colour, you will settle into a lovely rhythm as you knit and enjoy watching the cables emerge in the fabric as it grows on your lap.

Design by Linda Marveng
Knit in Merino Worsted in Brass

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Yua Cowl

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Yua, which is Japanese for “bound by love and affection”, is a reversible cowl with staghorn cables worked in ribbing with garter stitch for contrast and a double-knit band for a neat edge. Wear this cowl once around your neck as a knitted statement or twice for warmth.

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Instructions
 

  • Download the pattern for the Yua Cowl from School of SweetGeorgia or buy it on the SweetGeorgia shop.
  • Determine your gauge.
  • Using US 7 / 4.5 needle and yarn (or waste yarn and a provisional cast-on method if you prefer to graft), CO.
  • Establish the pattern, working from the chart or written instructions.
  • Work for the desired length.
  • Leave stitches on your needle or BO.
  • If you used a provisional cast-on, graft beginning and end together.
  • Weave in ends.
  • Wet block the cowl to the finished measurements.

Notes

Craft: Knitting
Maker: Greta Cornejo, Linda Marveng
Designer: Linda Marveng
Skill level: Intermediate

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