This week saw the launch of my latest cowl pattern - Celia's Bellflower Loop. It is a pretty loop scarf, with an option for making a flat scarf in a longer length if you prefer. The pattern is based on the Bellflower Lace stitch pattern and it came about from flipping through stitch dictionaries looking for ideas for what to knit for my mother in law for Christmas. Celia (my mother in law!) likes to wear scarves and other similar neckwear. Almost every outfit she wears is accessorised with a pretty scarf draped around her neck, so I knew what sort of thing to make. As soon as I saw this stitch pattern I knew it would make a perfect scarf for her.
The cowl is knitted in the round from a provisional cast-on that is "unzipped" at the end to allow the two ends to be grafted together to form a seamless loop of 34" of cowl. Alternatively, make it as a flat scarf, using the simple end border instructions and wrap in the usual way.
As well as the blue sample in the top photograph, I made Celia her own cowl using this
The cowl is knitted in the round from a provisional cast-on that is "unzipped" at the end to allow the two ends to be grafted together to form a seamless loop of 34" of cowl. Alternatively, make it as a flat scarf, using the simple end border instructions and wrap in the usual way.
As well as the blue sample in the top photograph, I made Celia her own cowl using this
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