I've been meaning to post photos of the neck cozy I recently finished. The pattern is from
The Knitter's Guide to Hand Dyed and Variegated Yarn
by Lorna Miser. I like that it is stretchy enough to pull over your head without having to unbutton it. The yarn is Panda Silk, a blend of bamboo, wool, and silk. I used two balls, one solid and one variegated, based on a technique I learned at the talk Lorna gave at my LYS.
Works nicely as a cat cozy, too.
Works nicely as a cat cozy, too.
9 comments:
I love it and the model is beautiful too!! xo
Love it. It looks good on Charlie, but now Apollo will want one too. You'd better get knitting...
That color is great. I agree with Rachel, Apollo needs one. You could make them smaller for cats and start a new business.
Warmly,
Tracey
Lol, It knitted up very nice and you have to love anything that can double as a cat cozy!
Beautiful and certainly looks warm around ANY neck:) Have a blessed day my friend! HUGS!
It's really pretty. I have yet to knit a cowl and want to try. Although with our weather, I need to be under 5 wraps of wool to stay warm. I hope you're well!
I'll send you some snow...it snowed today :(
Cute cozy neck..you could sell LOTS of those here in MN!
Finally have my "idea" for this month's ATC...
Warmly,
deb
Haha -- that's a lucky cat! I love that neck cozy -- and we still need them here in the midwest. Very pretty!
I'll bet those are real cozy around the neck
maybe Handsome could use one
And do you really think it is possible that those came from owls?
I thought may-be but I haven't seen them..oh my goodness...this could be exciting news
I did see theree pellets left under the pine tree 2 years ago...fur with tiny bones..cool
at least the neighbor kids thought so!
owls..oh my my lucky life
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