The Cafe Blend Cowl, Neve Cowl , Tiffany Cowl and Emma are now finished and available!
Café Blend combines a simple cable with a mock cable in an all-over repeat that evokes coffee swirls and beans. Although Café Blend looks complicated, the pattern repeat is easy to work. The Café Blend cowl calls for a worsted yarn that holds stitch definition well for the cables. Cables are charted and written. Available through Ravelry and LoveKnitting!
Neve combines two simple cables for an elegantly cabled cowl. Offered in two sizes. The Short Version combines two simple cables in an all-over repeat. The Long Version uses the same two cables with simple stockinette sections between cable panels. Directions for both the Long and Short Versions are fully written and charted as two separate patterns giving you two cowl patterns for the price of one! Available through Ravelry and LoveKnitting!
Emma combines simple cabled edging on the body and sleeves with complementary cables running the length of the side from underarm to hem. Emma is a simple top-down seamless raglan with positive ease, subtle shaping and a split hem for a relaxed fit. Named Emma after Emma Rowena Gatewood – the first woman to hike the entire Appalachian Trail by herself in one season – because this pullover is a perfect mid- or outer-layer for winter hiking. Written in 7 sizes. Cables charted and written. Available through Ravelry now and other venues later!
The Tiffany Cowl combines simple knits and yarn overs with basic decreases in a simple lace repeat. Perfect for quick, easy vacation knitting as well as a good introduction to lace. The cowl is long for a draped-scarf feel. This pattern was originally published in I Like Knitting magazine and was a Top Pattern in their Best Knitting Patterns of 2018! The rights have released back to me so I’m now free to rework and republish it! Available through Ravelry and LoveKnitting!
