This unique & universal design can be styled multiple ways: as a cowl, capelet or poncho. With a small pop of color, it is a less daunting project to learn intarsia colorwork.

-Being an accessory item, this pattern is written for one size fits most with 30 total triangles (15 on each side).
-This yoke is constructed in the round from the top down: working the yoke first, then adding colorwork, and fringe.
-CSC is also known as the waistcoat stitch or knit stitch. Maintaining loose consistent gauge is key to tackling this stitch without frustration.
-I suggest using 2 different stitch markers so you can designate beginning of round.
-After first round, do not join; work in continuous rounds.
-There is no increasing in colorwork.
-If working over yarn floats during intarsia, the piece is reversible