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Weathered Wood Cowl
The Weathered Wood Cowl is currently only available to members of A Verb for Keeping Warm Proverbial Club.
The weathered wood of the family cottage whispers stories of summers past. Built in 1930 for my husband’s great-grandmother, it became a haven for generations to connect and a place where family memories were woven. The exposed timber walls have aged, dried and shrunk over the years leaving cracks between the rooms and us a little exposed to nature -- completely enchanting.
When the “Weathered Wood” yarn arrived from A Verb for Keeping Warm, it sparked a connection in my heart. The charm, comfort and warmth I cherish from summer days at the cottage are knit into this cowl. May this cowl wrap you in the warmth that I feel when nestled in the cottage surrounded by pine trees.
The cowl is a great first Fusion Knitting project! Watch the Reading Your Fusion Knitting & Four Rules of Fusion Knitting tutorials to get started. The only cables to learn are T1B1 & T1F1.
Yarn: 385 yd/ 352 m each of 2 contrasting colours of sport weight yarn
Needles: 3.5 mm/ US #4 circular needle 32- 40 in/ 80 - 100 cm cord.
Gauge: 25 st and 48 rounds to 4 in/ 10 cm in purlwise garter worked flat
Yarn Usage: 200 yd/ 183 m of each colour
Finished Size: 41 in/ 104 cm circumference, 6.5 in/ 17 cm height
Notions: cable needle, tapestry needle, stitch markers.
Skills required: comfortable with cables
Resources: Fusion Knitting Resources, Fusion Knitting Tutorials
Recommended Yarn: A Verb for Keeping Warm Annapurna; Purple Sand Beach & Weathered Wood; 1 skein each
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