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Peruvian Chill
This cowl can be made with any bulky (5) yarn of your choice. I personally would recommend the yarn I used because of things like fit, drape, texture, etc. The smallest details are considered in the end result when I design handmade pieces. Think of it as a recipe. If one ingredient is changed, then the final result can be different. Sometimes dramatically. I still encourage you to be creative.
The Peruvian Chill is meant to be both stylish and functional. Two birds, one stone is what I think of. A cowl and a hood. The sophistication comes in with the shaping in this pattern. Knitting with this premium Peruvian yarn, the wraps and turns give it structure and still allows it to have drape. It hugs you just enough to stay cozy, but not overly homey. Here you’ll learn how pleasing
simplicity can be and still give you a really intricate-like skill. Sure to stay warm during those bone-chilling days with this double-stranded adventure.
K | Knit
P | Purl
K2TOG | Knit 2 Together
W&T | Wrap & Turn
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- First published: January 2018
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