Introducing the Twisted Textures Knit Cowl Pattern—a perfect blend of simplicity and elegance for knitters of all levels. This delightful knit cowl pattern features a stunning texture that highlights the beauty of variegated yarn, making each piece unique. Created with fine yarn, this knitted accessory serves as a cozy neck warmer and stylish scarf, perfect for women and ladies who appreciate handmade gifts. Whether you're knitting it for yourself or as a thoughtful gift, this cowl is sure to impress. The knit pattern includes both a written guide and a video tutorial, ensuring you master every stitch with ease.
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About the Knit Cowl Pattern
My favorite stitch from this design is the one in the middle, which makes me think of birds flying in the distance. This stitch pattern is created using “pass one stitch to the right” which is the most complicated stitch of the entire cowl. Since this stitch is not one that we come across often in knitting, I have created a YouTube tutorial to show you how to work it.
About the yarn
Back in October my husband and I took a road trip to Arkansas and stumbled across this amazing yarn shop in Hot Springs, appropriately named Hot Springs Fiber Co. The owner, Tracie has a huge selection of hand dyed yarns that she dyes herself with the water from the hot springs, which makes the colors so vibrant! I couldn’t buy just one, so I picked up multiple colors and different fibers to create some new designs with. The first design I have completed using her yarn is this fun knit cowl. I used a sample pack of yarn that features 6 of the different fibers that Tracie offers in her shop. I knew that with so many different fibers I wanted to showcase each with a different stich, so there are 5 different stitches used in this cowl with the first and last fibers are worked in a 1 x 1 ribbing.
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Copyright Notice:
Pattern is sole property of Carol Hladik Designs. Please do not copy or reproduce in any way.
You are welcome to sell finished items made from this pattern, but please credit me as the designer in your posts.
Stay in Touch
If you are in Hot Springs, make sure you stop by Tracie's shop and say "hi", and don't forget to tell her I sent you!
Happy Knitting friends!
Carol Hladik
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