Cabled Cowl on the needles
| Posted by Megan Goodacre on Sep 26, 2011 |
Or is it? This one is a little tricksy, because those are mock cables. Gasp! In other words, they're lazy cables. And that ribbing? Oh yeah, that's mock ribbing. I like mock cables not only because they're quick to work, but because they are attractive. They're flatter, with an etched look, sharper than they're real cable cousins, which are plumper and softer.
This cowl is a quick knit, worked in worsted weight yarn, and the stitch pattern is really easy to memorize. And this yarn! I've been wanting to make something with it for some time; Lily from Sweatermaker Yarns, 50% merino 50% silk, single ply, hand-dyed, 150 meters per skein. It's sexy to knit with. (Why is "sexy" always in a bad Scottish accent in my head? I credit Mike Myers for this).
Update December 17: This pattern is now complete and available at Ferguson Cowl. It also has a beanie brother, the Ferguson Beanie.
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| Posted by Megan Goodacre on Dec 18, 2011 | |
| Thanks for the feedback everyone! I updated the post with a link to the published pattern, the Ferguson Cowl. Happy knitting! | |
| Posted by Guest on Dec 18, 2011 | |
| I haven't been able to find your pattern on Tricksy Knitter OR Ravelry. Where may I find it? | |
| Posted by Guest on Dec 3, 2011 | |
| This is beautiful! Where can I get the pattern | |
| Posted by Guest on Oct 28, 2011 | |
| It is beautiful! I can not wait for the pattern!Thanks so much for the design! | |
| cabled cowl pattern | Posted by Megan Goodacre on Sep 29, 2011 |
| Thanks! The pattern will be available in about a week, right here on Tricksy Knitter and on Ravelry! I'll email out a newsletter to let people know. | |
| cabled cowl | Posted by Guest on Sep 29, 2011 |
| Love this cowl.....where can I get the pattern? | |
| Jacpurl | Posted by Guest on Sep 29, 2011 |
| Love these cables - scrumptious! | |
