Leaf Cowl Complete


If you're looking for a quick knitting project for some holiday gift giving, this cowl could easily fit your needs.  I loved how fast this knit up and it only used one skein of my yarn, that is less than 192 yards of DK weight!


As you may remember, I love wool/silk blends and this one is ultra soft!  I also love how silk give a tweedy look to the wool.  Delicious!


Ravelry notes are here

Comments

  1. Lovely leaves, and it's just perfect now that the weather is beginning to cool down.

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  2. Love how simple it is! What a lovely stitch pattern!

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  3. I can really see the leaves and that is what I love about your pattern. Beautiful

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  4. Your leaf cowl is so pretty!
    Congrats on a job well done :)
    x

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  5. Wow that is gorgeous- love the color too!

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  6. It's beautiful! I'm going to bookmark this post for a future project :)

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  7. THis is gorgeous! Beautiful colour and expertly knit - well done!

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  8. This is lovely, Karen! I especially love the pattern!

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  9. Absolutely gorgeous! My knitting skills are not that advanced. This is such an inspiration for what I hope to achieve.

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  10. Simple, yet beautiful! Nicely done, Karen and I love your yarn choice!!

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  11. Oh how lovely!!!! I’m finally getting back into the knitting groove with the change of season. :)

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  12. I love the cowl!!!! I'll have to do it. Thanks, it's really beautiful.

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  13. I need to look at that pattern. I love to knit leaves - symmetry and all. Yours is beautiful.

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  14. Just in time for fall. It turned out lovely!

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  15. Lovely! That may be the perfect pattern for a gift I need to knit. Once again, I think I'll be copycatting you.

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  16. I am in love with Wool/silk blends! Thanks for the pattern suggestion. -Sierra

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  17. Terrific job on this cowl, Karen. Right in time for fall!

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