Showing posts with label cowls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cowls. Show all posts

Thursday, July 3, 2014

On My Needles Today...

...is a pretty cowl which is almost finished.
In fact I am in the process of binding it off.
This cowl is a custom order for a customer
in Slovenia!


This color way is inspired by Pantone's 2014 Color of the Year,
"Radiant Orchid."

Happy knitting everyone,
and happy Fourth of July!


Thursday, June 26, 2014

On My Needles Today...


...is a "bandanna" cowl.
It is shaped into a point at the center front,
giving it a bandanna look when worn.
I am knitting it with 
Plymouth Yarn's GINA,
a wonderful space dyed wool.

Happy knitting!

Friday, February 8, 2013

My Creative Process


What gets your creative juices flowing?


I recently bought these two balls of yarn
at a discount store.
I'm always on the prowl for yarn to add to my stash.
What usually gets my attention is
something that sparkles or
has an interesting texture.
Both of the yarns above qualify
and the extra bonus was they are
both in the same colorway.
I decided to make one of my reversible cowls
to be lined with the scarf above.


So out come the yarns,
anything and everything that coordinates
with the colors in the scarf.


Then the really fun part,
knitting!
It's so exciting to see the
interaction of the colors as
I knit them, row upon row.

Here's the knitted cowl,
all ready to be lined with the scarf.

This colorway, which I'm calling,
"Raspberries & Blueberries,"
is the perfect pop of color
to get us through
the final days of this winter
and into spring!


I decided to knit a slouchy hat too!


That's how my creative process works!
How about yours?

Friday, September 14, 2012

My Newest Creations!


Last time I told you I had recently purchased
lots of scarves and was working
on a new project.


I'm knitting cowls,
my newest passion
and lining them with pretty scarves!

This results in a totally reversible neck warmer.


You can wear it with the scarf against your neck.
(Some of my cowls are lined with cashmere
and feel incredible against your neck.)

Or, you can wear it with the hand knitted side against
your neck, for a really cozy feel,
and a pretty plaid scarf around your neck.

In addition to the cashmere scarves,
I'm also using  some pretty
faux silk ones.

I'm using the scarf as my inspiration for the yarn
and designing the FUSION Yarn to perfectly
coordinate with the scarf.


I've just listed some in
my Etsy shop this morning
and have plans to add more
and more as the holiday season approaches.
Stop in and have a look!
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