I'm so pleased with how my Tapestry Cowl came out and I'm thrilled to share the Kit with you!
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Want to knit a Two-Color Tapestry Cowl? Purchase the pattern here and pick your own colors of Rauma Finullgarn Colors, Neutrals, and Heathers!
Getting ready for the KAL! Love the colors!!
This kit is just as beautiful as advertised!!
This is so beautiful! The colors are great and the pattern is very well written. I haven’t gotten very far yet but I’m really enjoying the journey. I gift a lot of my makes but this one may be a keeper!
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I’ve recently knit a cardigan using Fivel and have just bought another sweater’s worth of it. I found that it knit up beautifully, with plenty of stitch definition. Ravelry calls it a worsted weight, but it’s got 100 meters or 220 yards/50 grams, which I’d called a heavy DK, similar in weight to a Cascade 220—although frankly Fivel is much nicer.
Yes, it’s true. After I knit a cardigan from this book, I somehow lost my copy. But I love the patterns in it and knew I wanted to knit more of them, so I actually bought another copy. The book is in English and easy to follow. The patterns use Rauma’s Fivel yarn—another plus since it’s lovely yarn and comes in many of my favorite Rauma colors—but a heavy DK or a worsted weight could be substituted if you’d like.
While I am finishing up my Vanilla sweater I want to use the designs on a pair of wide leg jeans. Back in my Hippie days we would embroider on jeans and chambray shirts. I can picture using a couple of the designs up the leg of my jeans. 😊 Thanks Woolly Thistle for carrying such interesting books.