How-To: Knit a Morse Code Cowl

Yarncraft

morse_code_cowl_bw.jpg
mosrse_code_cowl.png
I love this morse code knit cowl from Karen of Yarn Over. Not only is it stylish, but it utilizes morse code to convey a funny message.

…I was learning the code and charting out a message — using a single purl stitch for a dot and 3 in a row for a dash. (“Dots” and “dashes” really being short and long signals.) And every space is a knit stitch: 1 between the dots/dashes of a single letter; 3 between letters; 7 between words. Then I figured if I’m doing something as dorky as knitting Morse Code, I might as well go all the way and make it punny, right? So this cowl says I wool always love you.

Fantastic! You can get the chart for this cowl over on Karen’s blog. What other punny messages could you come up with for a knit morse code scarf?
Related:
Morse Code Scarf
Morse Code Knit Hat

2 thoughts on “How-To: Knit a Morse Code Cowl

  1. Rinaldo Olff says:

    I am constantly amazed by the ingenious things people craft from just about any kinds of materials so would love to see examples of some amazing product created from who-knows-what. Rock on.

Comments are closed.

Discuss this article with the rest of the community on our Discord server!
Tagged

ADVERTISEMENT

Maker Faire Bay Area 2023 - Mare Island, CA

Escape to an island of imagination + innovation as Maker Faire Bay Area returns for its 15th iteration!

Buy Tickets today! SAVE 15% and lock-in your preferred date(s).

FEEDBACK