I hope you like this new one.
A beautiful and simple lace pattern gives a simple concept a new spin.
It's knitted and sewn up together, to make it a cowl.
But it's more than a cowl, since this baby can go over your head, to cover your ears when the cold wind really blows hard.
This is knit with a beautifully soft angora & merino blend. Amazing. It feels so yummy to knit with. This baby is actually for a swap that I'm in, with the Park Slope Knitting Circle. It's so cute, I don't want to give it up! But alas, I must. I'll make more. I have plenty of yarn here at home.
Here's a pattern for you, just because I'm cool like that.
Kristen P.
Glitter P...
Tristen M.
cinderelly
Jetset
Brook G.
Morgana W.
sondra a.
Nicky Love
Aloria
Zoe S.
Sara A.
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Jetset
21 Dec 04:19
Hiya - Just wanted you to know that I signed up so that I could comment on this project!
I've started it - but I just now noticed many rows later that I used needles that were, like, 8 times smaller than yours. I'm pretty sure it won't be able to go over my head. :c
It's coming out really pretty, though, so I don't want to unravel it! What should I do?
thecraftaholic
21 Dec 15:28
Hi there! Well, you should try using bigger needles. It could be that the yarn you are using is thinner than the one I used. Just cast on what you need for the thickness of the scarf.
Sara A.
06 Nov 01:45
i'm having a little bit of trouble--when i start the 5th row, it's good until i repeat from '*' where i then run out of stitches to continue it, you get what i mean?
i cast on 27stitches but now i'm starting to think that in order for me to finish the row, i gotta increase the stitches!
could you help me please?? this cowl is so lovely and i just wanna understaaaand!