two tone twist
Tuesday, March 19, 2019
Hey friends! I've been working on getting this simple yet luxurious pattern written up for sometime, and finally found the time. Yippee!
It uses just two skeins of Woolfolk Far. If you've never felt this yarn, it's a true dream. It is so soft. Soft like cashmere.
It's one of those knits that you don't have to pay attention to while knitting it. Even better. It does require knowledge with the provisional cast on and the Kitchener stitch. But heck, if you don't know how to do either of those, YouTube does! And learning a new skill is what it is all about.
The piece is reversible so you can show just one color. The simple twist lets both colors show.
I intended for it to be made with tonal colors. However, since knitting is all about being creative, you can use any colors your little heart (BIG HEART) desires.
I honestly wish I had this in every color combo. It adds that perfect amount of warmth on chilly (cold!) days.
10 comments
Thank you, it's beautiful!
ReplyDeletethank you!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for the pattern. I enjoy your blogs so much. Always calming.
ReplyDeleteyes yes yes!!!! I made a hat for my husband with far and thought "i want to make a cowl for Annalie's babysitter," and then a few days later i see this! Thank you Leslie!!! (and I will learn 2 new skills!)
ReplyDeleteIt's a beautiful cowl. Thanks for sharing the pattern!
ReplyDeleteLove this, thanks so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely! I didn't see it in time to get the free pattern but I have added it to my Ravelry que.
ReplyDeleteThat is a very nice cowl and looks equally beautiful in both colorways.
ReplyDeleteLike the cowl, and will make a great gift for someone when needed. Very good work, Leslie !! Take care !
ReplyDeleteSorry about the mindless moron who posted all that advertising stuff in Arabic: the Web is full of them, but something like Akismet should've protected your blog.
ReplyDeleteANYWAY. Love this cowl. I deduce your style is simple but elegant; and this certainly matches that.