FO: Herringbone Cowl

July 9th, 2010 by monnibo

This has been my “stupid knitting” project for some time. Why is it “stupid knitting”? #1: It’s simple pattern is perfect to take to Knitting Meetup where I am constantly distracted and just plain chatty. #2: I’m stupid and forget to mark down where in the pattern I am and then just randomly pick it up the next week (or 2 or 3 weeks later) and keep knitting. So the resulting FO (finished object) may not be my best work, but it would be an excellent pattern had I paid attention.

Herringbone Cowl FO - blocking in the sun

Pattern: Herringbone Cowl by Lauren Osbourne [Ravelry link]
Yarn: Nashua Ivy (held double) in “Soft Violet”
Needles: 5mm circulars
View my Ravelry Project Page.

Herringbone Cowl close-up
This second photo represents the true colour of the yarn. I think that this is a good pattern, and if I knit it again I’m going to mark what row I finished on so when I pick it up again, I’m not just guessing. Also, I don’t think holding the yarn double did the pattern justice. I wanted it to be nice and squishy but I think it would have been better with more breathing room.

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4 responses about “FO: Herringbone Cowl”

  1. Ruth said:

    LOL…I have yet to do a Herringbone pattern yet, as I find most of them make ME feel stupid. Glad you found a good one.

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  2. Channon said:

    I think it’s stunning! Bravo!!

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  3. Bubblesknits said:

    It looks great to me. :) And of course you know I love the color.

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  4. Anna said:

    I think it looks great regardless of the few mishaps. Love the color.

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