Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Another Introduction!

Okay, at some point I promise to have actual content on this blog, but, introducing:

Bristol's Cowl! (Note: I promise I am not narcissistic enough to name this after myself! I had called it the Cathedra Cowl in proofs, but I bow to higher judgment.)


(photos by the lovely and wonderful Carrie Bostick Hoge)
This cowl is knit from just one skein of Quince and Co.'s Puffin, a lovely, lightly spun bulky single in the most gorgeous colors. The lace lets you play with a couple different techniques on a large scale for instant gratification! Plus, the one skein requirement lets you try out a great yarn with minimal investment. It would also be awesome for that skein of Lopi kicking around, or that bit of bulky handspun you've not found a use for yet. . .


Check it out at Quince and Co. here, or on Ravelry here.


And up soon on the blog (I promise): can I design and knit an entire Fair Isle sweater in the month of November? Well, not if the yarn's still drying! (Which it is. Eek.)

2 comments:

  1. Just found your blog from Quince and had to read more when I saw your 'Christchurch' shawl!!! I'm an ex-pat kiwi for almost 30 years but get back home every year or so and love knitting - will check the archives to find out the history of your trip etc.

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  2. Hi, I love this pattern! I have a question, what does "no stitch" mean? I am having a problem keeping my number of sts coming out right when I just ignore them in the pattern? Sorry, I haven't done that much lace work. Thank you!

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