By Phyll LagermanAs described by the designer: ‘Pick your favorite DK weight yarn and show it off with this fun to knit cowl. Once you get going you dont even have to count. Its perfect as a take along project for road trips, sporting events, TV knitting and family events. It is also most relaxing. […]
By Corrine WalcherAs described by the designer: ‘This cowl was designed and knit during an unexpected trip to Canadas far North. My sister-in-law asked for an infinity scarf for Christmas, and I needed something that didnt need a lot of attention to knit while being otherwise occupied. It is knit in the round and is
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By Andi SmithAs described by the designer: ‘This striking color-blocked cowl, is worked flat and then seamed to create a fun, easy cowl thats an eye-catching knit. A half side seam allows the cowl to comfortably hug your neck, and drape beautifully across your shoulders. Whether you work with one color or two, the sinuous
By Tanis GrayAs described by the designer: ‘A great excuse to use that super bulky hank of variegated yarn you have in your stash paired with a solid, or use 2 highly contrasting solids, big yarn = big stitches = fast knitting. I love Latvian Braids and here they add texture as well as weight
By Therese Ross CarterAs described by the designer: ‘This cowl is designed in two halves. The first half is a drop stitch design with a garter border. The second half is all garter. It is not knit in the round. This design uses a 3-Needle Bind Off technique. This is a very simple and quick
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By Tanis GrayAs described by the designer: ‘Cowl is worked in the round from the bottom up using corrugated ribbing and stranded color work technique.’
By Kate OatesAs described by the designer: ‘Scrumptiously winding around your neck, the River Cowl fights off the chill with double layers of cabled fabric. Its worked sideways in the round, all in one piece. Cable Pattern is both fully written & charted. Supplement the circumference or width easily by tacking on additional cable repeats.’
By Judy KaethlerAs described by the designer: ‘Lumis thick reversible double-sided cables are sure to keep you toasty this winter! Instructions are given for scarf and cowl versions, in both worsted and bulky weight yarn. You can customize the perfect accessory for you. Both charted and written instructions are provided.’
