photo copyright Peggy Jean Kaylor My second Gift-A-Long cast on is this unusual leaf scarflette by Peggy Jean Kaylor. The pattern is called Leaves of Lothlorien, and it is one of a number of scarves, cowls and wraps to be found in her Ravelry store. This design particularly caught my eye because it is such a break from the norm. As well as a pretty scarf to brighten up a plain outfit, this design could also be used as a decorative garland at home, or as a hat band, or a waist tie even.
If you're looking for a more substantial neck warmer from the same designer, how about this Balderdash cowl worked in super bulky yarn?
If you're looking for a more substantial neck warmer from the same designer, how about this Balderdash cowl worked in super bulky yarn?
Photo copyright Peggy Jean Kaylor
The cowl pattern is offered in three lengths from a close-fitting neck warmer to a long cowl to tuck inside a coat and keep you warm on a cold day.
The final scarf pattern that caught my eye in PJ's Ravelry store is this Angstadt scarf pattern with its beautiful lace design.
The final scarf pattern that caught my eye in PJ's Ravelry store is this Angstadt scarf pattern with its beautiful lace design.
Photo copyright Peggy Jean Kaylor
So that's two neck-knits on my needles already - what am I going to choose next? Check back tomorrow and find out!
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