Hello, I finished my second cowl! It was a very slow work but I am happy with how it turned out :) As I mentioned on my last facebook post, I have to start the new cowl because my first one went wrong. I didn't throw the yarn but I removed the stitch and rolled again for other purpose.
Well, before I explain more, here I am wearing it with my yellow sweatshirt. Once again only for the photos :) Finally the weather is getting colder but not yet cold enough to wear a very warm cowl.
Materials:
4 balls yarns, 2 in white and 2 in light cream. Both are pure new wool
Circular needle size 7 mm
Tapestry needle
Pattern:
Seed Stitch Cowl with Stefanie Japel Shown here on the video
The cowl was using double stranded,
Cast on 101 STS and join to work in the round.
Round 1: *K1,P1*K1
Round 2: *P1,K1*P1
Repeat rounds 1 and 2 until the size I want
Bind Off in seed stitch and weave in ends. Done!
Here is my process, it was a very slow work and I don't remember how long it takes :) Also, I learn a new technique to attach a new yarn "The Russian Join". I followed the tutorial from VeryPink Knits and I love it :)
And here are the final pictures of the cowl, I hope you can see the mixing yarns in the second picture :)
Happy Knitting!
@Hana
Well, before I explain more, here I am wearing it with my yellow sweatshirt. Once again only for the photos :) Finally the weather is getting colder but not yet cold enough to wear a very warm cowl.
Materials:
4 balls yarns, 2 in white and 2 in light cream. Both are pure new wool
Circular needle size 7 mm
Tapestry needle
Pattern:
Seed Stitch Cowl with Stefanie Japel Shown here on the video
The cowl was using double stranded,
Cast on 101 STS and join to work in the round.
Round 1: *K1,P1*K1
Round 2: *P1,K1*P1
Repeat rounds 1 and 2 until the size I want
Bind Off in seed stitch and weave in ends. Done!
Here is my process, it was a very slow work and I don't remember how long it takes :) Also, I learn a new technique to attach a new yarn "The Russian Join". I followed the tutorial from VeryPink Knits and I love it :)
Happy Knitting!
@Hana
Oh, I like this. The yarn is gorgeous and your stitches are very even.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Mary :) The yarn is pure new wool and it is easy to work with :)
DeleteSeed stitch has such a yummy texture! It's worth the extra fussing in the knitting. Love that creamy white with your sunny yellow top!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Nancy :) I love the seed stitch texture as well.
DeleteSo cute! Love that seed stitch. Perfect for many outfits :) x
ReplyDeleteThank you Dawn :) I can not wait to wear it.
DeleteGorgeous! Love the way you blended the white and cream yarn. And your stitches are perfectly done! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Lisa. I am still new in knitting and I need to practice a lot :)
DeleteSo pretty.. Love that yellow shirt too.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Judy. Love the shirt as well :)
DeleteVery nice work, it looks very good.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend!
LG Carolin
Thank you dear Carolin :) Have a nice weekend to you too.
DeleteWhat a beautiful cowl! I really like the color and how cozy and fluffy it looks, well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Katharina. It is very warm :)
DeleteYes, it's that time of year. It's a great color so you can really enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dorothy. My hand can not stop and working on another knitting project :)
DeleteSuch a lovely textured stitch. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jean :)
DeleteI like your cowl! It is so nicely made! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Sasa, thank you :)
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