Honeycomb Brioche Cowl - $2.99 (excluding tax) |
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This is a cosy cowl which can be worn as a shrug, wrap or scarf. Just the thing to keep you warm on cool spring afternoons or to wear with a coat during the winter.
The brioche stitch is well explained (no experience with brioche necessary) and makes a thick, warm fabric which showcases variegated yarns beautifully.
Requirements
The finished cowl is stretchy, the sample measures 42” in circumference but can stretch to 53 inches in circumference. The model is a US size 4 (at least I was pre-kids...) and is 5'6" tall.
The sample is shown in Knitpicks Chroma yarn (70% Wool, 30% Nylon, 198 yards / 100 grams per ball), colorway Galapagos.
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The brioche stitch is well explained (no experience with brioche necessary) and makes a thick, warm fabric which showcases variegated yarns beautifully.
Requirements
- 3.75mm / US 5 circular needle with an 18” cable
- 300 yards worsted weight yarn
- Stitch marker
The finished cowl is stretchy, the sample measures 42” in circumference but can stretch to 53 inches in circumference. The model is a US size 4 (at least I was pre-kids...) and is 5'6" tall.
The sample is shown in Knitpicks Chroma yarn (70% Wool, 30% Nylon, 198 yards / 100 grams per ball), colorway Galapagos.
Buy now or click through to Ravelry to see more photos and other customer's projects.
