Mini-Cowl from Mamma’s handspun yarn
My mother, who you can find over at saramuz, sent me some of her beautiful hand-spun yarn for my birthday. You can see her blog about this yarn and the Hill Country wool market HERE.
I played with it for a few hours, mixing it, doing stockinette stitch and garter stitch until I decided on a mini-cowl based on the one they have attached to the hat in Lynne Barr’s Reversible Knitting.
I knitted it up on #15’s (US) and it made up in about 7 rows of circular stockinette which rolls to show the purl side. I love it! Simple and a nice extra warm something with no dangling ends that have to be kept from falling into the soup (or the dishwater). In our climate where I don’t go out without a coat, it shows above the coat collar, doesn’t come loose or get caught in the zipper. Thanks Mom :)!
~ by bonniemcclellan on January 26, 2012.
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Tags: Bonnie M. Broussard, handspun yarn, Knitting, saramuz, winter in Lombardia
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Hooray! It arrived. Along with the pile of gloves? Nice cowl. I feel warm just looking at it! Glad you could use it…..