Briquette Cowl
by Shelly Stilger
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Briquette Cowl
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This is a quick, easy cowl that uses Tahki’s beautiful Juno yarn. Juno is a chainette yarn with a ton of texture. Because of the yarn construction, it is still very light to wear, creating a soft and fluffy fabric.
We named this cowl after our shop dog, Brick, because the yarn is the same color as he is. And he is just as soft as the alpaca yarn.
It does come in lots of other lovely colors, not just Charcoal Briquette.
About this pattern
About this yarn
by Tahki Yarns
Bulky
97% Alpaca, 3% Nylon
84 yards
/
50
grams
151 projects
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