A Premium Stranded Knitting Pattern
I wanted to give you a quick update. My Newest knitting pattern is now live on Ravelry and LoveCrafts.
I'm sorry it is late on Posting on the blog. I'm still getting used to this quarantine schedule, as I am sure most of you are too.
The Floral Fanfare Cowl was inspired by all the floral patterns coming out of fashion week. Doesn't that already feel like forever ago. I have always loved the vintage French toile patterns, so I was excited to see a revival of it this year.
Designer: Julia Schwartz
Yarn:
Color A: Rowan Super Fine Merino 4 ply, Fingering weight, 100% wool, 50grams/ 1.8 oz (you will need 2)
Color B: Drops Fabel Long Print, Fingering weight, 75% wool 25% Polyamide, 50 grams/ 1.8 oz (get two just to be safe)
Needles: #5 3.75 16 inch circular needle (used an extra one for the provisional cast on.
Notions: Yarn needle to weave in your ends and finishing kitchener stitch, stitch marker to mark the start of a round
Gauge: 8 to 9 stitches per inch
Size: 7 by 15 inches (folded in half)
Stitches used: k (knit), Pm (place marker, Sm (slip marker)
Notes:
- Make sure your floats are no more than 5 stitches wide.
- This pattern is worked in the round starting with a provisional cast on and finishing with the kitchener stitch.
- Make special note about which yarn color is your dominant color
- All stitches are knit, slip marker at the beginning of every round.
Copyright: Julia Schwartz.
Do not reproduce, copy, distribute, or sell this pattern without permission of the designer. This pattern must not be translated, reproduced, or circulated in another language without prior consent. If you have questions about this pattern please contact me through e-mail.
I think we are all in need of some freshness and beauty and this cowl brings it all. I chose blue, but I think this cowl would look fabulous with a cream and green or a yellow scheme.
The construction is very simmilar to my other stranded work cowls. It makes it easy and you don't have to worry so much about tension. The design is pretty forgiving; if you miss a wrong color somewhere no one is going to know.
Where you can purchase the pattern
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