It's Elle Timber and I love the slogan for this wool - "Bringing you a forest of colours." Perfect. It comes in a variety of colourways and being a sucker for anything green I nearly chose the lime green option but then decided on the above for its versatility. It really is bright although you can't really tell from the pic. I started knitting it up on Wednesday and I finished the cowl half an hour ago. It's a chunky weight wool so with a size 6.5mm needles, twenty five stitches and 3 balls of wool later I have this:
And when the mid-morning temps rise a little I can wear it like a normal scarf.....
I think it came out pretty well and soooooo quick which is always a HUGE bonus for us knitters! I think it will do the job and if it doesn't, I can always use it to practice my lasso skills!!!
By the way, my mom finished another blanket last week so I thought I'd show you. Even at the tender age of 72 she's still a knitting demon!!!
Don't you think it's cute? I love the little flowers. So clever.
Hope your week is good.
Til soon.
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The cowl really brightens things up. Lovely. Playground duty isn't may favourite thing either, hopefully we're going to get some summer!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! I don't mind playground duty as long as I have my knitting and I'm warm when it's cold! x
DeleteWhat a lovely yarn! I love the bright jewel colors, and they sure brighten up the stark white coat (which I find lovely too).
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by! I'm really happy with the cowl and have even started a matching hat! x
DeleteYour cowl is lovely - I love variegated yarn and the way it is always exciting to see how the colours pool. Your Mum's knitted blanket is lovely too - are the flowers knitted? How clever! Happy weekend Laura! E x
ReplyDeleteThanks Elizabeth. Mum's flowers are knitted ... she's very clever. I haven't the patience for all those little tricky things! x
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