A fair while ago now, I had a reather exciting chat with Helen of The Wool Kitchen (who is amazingly lovely). The result is this scrumptious cowl, knit with two skeins of one of my favourite semi-solid colourways.
Wuthering is knit in the round, and travels through several stitch patterns. Nice and simple! Back to my original pattern philosophy of 'less complicated than it looks'.
Apparently the most popular photo from the entire shoot is the outtake which caught me trying to fit bodily into the cowl. I'd like to argue that I was demonstrating the extreme smooshyness of the cowl/yarn combo, but I was just being ridiculous.
My patient friend Lauren helped me with the photos above, and I bothered the boy into helping me take some during one of our Scottish castle trips!
The cowl itself was thought up on one of these trips - inspired by those hardiest of plants who manage to thrive despite the
wind and rain on the precipice of mountains, cliff-tops and
long-neglected gardens. Delicate yet resilient, these admirable little
plants are represented in the ‘rocky’ lace and floral patterns of this
cowl.
Yarn: The Wool Kitchen DK in colourway Wuthering. 2 skeins (400m).
Needles: 5mm (UK)
Find Helen:
Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/uk/shop/Thewoolkitchen
Twitter: @thewoolkitchen
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Beautiful pattern design, isn't it? It does look good on you. Thanks for sharing it and keep posting such beautiful posts with us
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