Hidden Lace Cowl
An intermediate cowl knitting pattern using bulky superwash yarn, creates a soft, squishy texture that feels luxurious around the neck! Pattern is worked from the bottom up and in the round, with slip stitches, yarn overs, and a unique ribbing pattern.
Full video tutorial shows every aspect of knitting this project.
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Hi, I’m Marjorie of Fiber Queen VT
My interests include knitting, quilting, sewing, embroidering, dyeing fibers, and running my own web design company.
Lately I’ve been swatching new yarn color combinations, knitting a second Father Son sweater, as well as releasing my first official knitting pattern, the Hidden Lace Cowl! I’m also signed up for a fiber art class with Maria Shell in March Making Prints—“In Europe” Indie Workshop and starting a scrap quilt for my oldest son (shhh… it’s a surprise!).
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