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October means cozy vibes, pumpkin everything, and of course, layering up in style. The October Cowl is an accessory that not only keeps you warm but also spices up your autumn attire with bold and bright colors. Yes, it’s time to break away from the muted tones and add a pop of color to your … Read more
This cowl, shown in beautiful fall colours, is an easy beginner project. Fast to knit so you can have it finished in time for the chilly weather on the horizon! Imagine curling up in your favorite comfy chair with your yarn bowl and butler at hand and knitting this striking cowl. It is a bit … Read more
Choosing the right yarn colour can make or break your cowl. The colour sets the tone for the entire piece, and it can affect not only how you feel about the finished project but also how often you reach for it in your wardrobe. When it comes to August, think about the end of … Read more
You will be sure to enjoy knitting this lightweight July Cowl. Crafted in lightweight 4-ply yarn it is a great small project to carry in your knitting bage while on vacation. Pattern is fairly easy to memorize and is designed with simple stitches.
This cowl is crafted with DK weight yarn. Lovely drape. It also features a bold cable design. Hand knitted cowls make lovely gifts. As a small knitting project, this lightweight cowl could be carried with you while on vacation or visiting family or friends. Using DK weight yarn results in a lovely drape and good … Read more
The very foundation of knitting is the cast-on. This isn’t just about getting loops on your needle, it’s also about setting the stage for everything that comes after. So, choose something that you are comfortable with because your knitting journey starts right here. Understanding the importance of casting on is essential. It’s the method by … Read more
The lightweight yarn used in the creation of this cowl will make it easier to work with over the warmer months. A hand knit cowl always makes a lovely gift too! I really enjoyed knitting this one. Crafted with a delicate touch, this dragon fruit cowl exudes elegance and style. Its superb craftsmanship is evident … Read more
During the Renaissance period, cowls became fashionable among the nobility and upper classes. They were often made from luxurious fabrics such as velvet, silk, and brocade, adorned with elaborate embroidery and embellishments. Cowls were worn as both practical outerwear and as fashionable accessories therefore adding an air of elegance and sophistication to aristocratic attire. In … Read more