Knitting a COWL

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Knitting a COWL

Postby Barbzeee » Thu Nov 08, 2012 7:14 am

. Just started knitting a Cowl. For two of my nieces ..I have to say." The size of these knitting needles makes it go fast however they seem to just slide out of the stitches too.." many times as I'm working on it I feel the needle hit the floor hahaha. Well I'll post picture as soon as I can get it to upload. LoL

Size knitting needle is 15. And the yarn is so soft and strange too me hahaha it's got like ripples in it. Hahaha. But again so soft.....

I'll be back.

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Oops took me forever to get them to post via my ipad and photo bucket now to down size. Oh my stars. I'll be back. LoL
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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby MrsHomeSweetRoam » Sat Nov 10, 2012 2:31 pm

That's beautiful yarn. I have zero skills in that department! Have fun.
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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby avalen » Sat Nov 10, 2012 2:59 pm

oh yes, I'm very familiar with that yarn, I love it and have crocheted many afghans with it. It is SO soft.
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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby mitch5252 » Sat Nov 10, 2012 3:01 pm

Gena's right - that yarn is beautiful.
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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby Barbzeee » Sat Nov 10, 2012 3:08 pm

Thanks all. Now I have completed cowl #1. And having a little disagreement with photo bucket. Still can't get pictures down in size. And now won't upload either...so now I'm working on #2 cowl. By the time that's done I may be able to post. HA!


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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby VickieP » Sat Nov 10, 2012 7:46 pm

Very pretty!
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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby Dawn309 » Mon Nov 12, 2012 10:54 pm

Zeee they are really pretty. How many more are you going to make? I forgot what you told me today.
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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby Barbzeee » Wed Nov 14, 2012 9:57 am

Dawn,

I'm making a total of 4. And I'm on my last one now..pattern is what I sent you

20 stitches and in Seed pattern. And I've made one 29" long..one 35" long and I think I'll stay at 30" for the last two


When I can post pictures again I'll put them up but you've seen on the iPad. Me up on the toaster hahaha

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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby Dawn309 » Wed Nov 14, 2012 9:12 pm

Can't wait to see them all. I really like the first one the best so far. Like the colors.
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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby snowball » Tue Feb 12, 2013 11:36 pm

avalen wrote:oh yes, I'm very familiar with that yarn, I love it and have crocheted many afghans with it. It is SO soft.


ok Ava got to ask this if that is Homespun by Lions Brand how do you crochet with it...I can never read what I just did with it
can knit if it's only knit and purl but best knit
got some to make a beanie with and just ended up taking up a new habit $#$%@#$ :lol: actually I didn't but it wasn't for wanting to...yet it is such soft yarn!!!
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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby AlmostThere » Wed Feb 13, 2013 10:38 am

Can't wait to see pics! I'm posting the address to the pics of the scarves that seem to be very popular in my area. I've had 3 made. (wish I had the talent to do my own).
http://www.etsy.com/listing/109132874/r ... Qgod1zEAPA
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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby avalen » Wed Feb 13, 2013 12:09 pm

snowball wrote:
avalen wrote:oh yes, I'm very familiar with that yarn, I love it and have crocheted many afghans with it. It is SO soft.


ok Ava got to ask this if that is Homespun by Lions Brand how do you crochet with it...I can never read what I just did with it
can knit if it's only knit and purl but best knit
got some to make a beanie with and just ended up taking up a new habit $#$%@#$ :lol: actually I didn't but it wasn't for wanting to...yet it is such soft yarn!!!
sheila

I use a big hook, maybe an H, I or sometimes a J. I never had any problem seeing what I just did, I tend to just feel it with my fingers. I've also used the krinkle type in a baby yarn as well. Its hard starting but after the second row its fine.
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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby avalen » Wed Feb 13, 2013 12:17 pm

AlmostThere wrote:Can't wait to see pics! I'm posting the address to the pics of the scarves that seem to be very popular in my area. I've had 3 made. (wish I had the talent to do my own).
http://www.etsy.com/listing/109132874/r ... Qgod1zEAPA

those ruffle scarves are supposedly VERY easy to do, many of the girls at work are making them and so are the teachers.
Its all in the special yarn. I have the pattern for it, but I had a hard time understanding the pattern but once it was
demonstrated, easy peasy. Thought I had the pattern in my purse but can't find it now, must have taken it out. Will have
to find it and post it.
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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby asirimarco » Fri Feb 15, 2013 10:37 am

wish I could knit - i bought yarn and needles here in Mazatlan a couple of weeks ago but can't figure out how to cast on - Bill finally showed me but that made me mad that he could do it and I couldn't so put the needles away - maybe I'll swallow my pride and have him show me again. Read a whole series about a Yarn Shop and that made me want to learn.
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Re: Knitting a COWL

Postby Dawn309 » Sat Feb 16, 2013 9:27 am

Carol, there are videos on Utube showing you how to cast on. That way you don't have to swallow your pride. :lol:
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