Three loops, two loops....
Apparently, orange is my new black. Latest handspun, hats and cowl? All orange!
First time using Rowan Pure Wool and definitely not the last one. It is not the softest but nice enough to be close to my skin.
Pop of color
Blocked and seamed is this cowl inspired by the Mustard Scarf by Jane Richmond. Cast on the number of stitches per pattern but keep knitting until there wasn't any yarn left. Then seamed the edges and voila!
Three loops, two loops....
Apparently, orange is my new black. Latest handspun, hats and cowl? All orange!
First time using Rowan Pure Wool and definitely not the last one. It is not the softest but nice enough to be close to my skin.
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Three loops, two loops....
Apparently, orange is my new black. Latest handspun, hats and cowl? All orange!
First time using Rowan Pure Wool and definitely not the last one. It is not the softest but nice enough to be close to my skin.
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It's a beautiful colour Monica! Love the cowl.
ReplyDeleteThanks Christine.
DeleteThe colour really suits it, I like it!
ReplyDeleteAww; thank you (blushing). I am way too pale these days so happy colors make me look awake :-)
DeleteThat orange is fabulous. Not everybody can pull that off, but you do beautifully!
ReplyDeleteYou are too nice Kate! Thanks for your words...I will remember them every time I wear the cowl: "You can pull this off" :-)
DeleteIn winter, orange is a welcome sight. It seems like the perfect winter color way to me. All around our place, there are trees full of oranges.
ReplyDeletePerfect winter color and a happy color as well. Everything that brings a smile is a necessity these days. Hope you are doing well. xo
DeleteI love orange and wished it looked this gorgeous on me. Beautiful knit, Monica!
ReplyDeleteWith those beautiful eyes you have....common, anything looks gorgeous. Thank you my dear, dear friend for stopping by and leaving a comment :-)
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