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YARN GAUGE NEEDLES MATERIALS • 1 yd (or desired length) high quality fabric ribbon (pictured 3/4” width) SIZE FINISHED MEASUREMENTS |
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I really like this. I think it looks warm, attractive and feminine. I like the fitted neck (warmer) and the fun frills.
Love this.
Absolutely wearible with my new coat.
Thanks for the pattern.
Indeed! I admit I designed it with a fabulous coat pairing in mind. Happy Knitting!
It’s adorable ! I just finished it, I’ll get some ribbon tomorrow to wear it. Thanks for this great and lovely pattern! I’ll surely keep an eye at your other patterns!
I really like this pattern–great for people like me who don’t like cold air on their neck. However I think I would probably make button or frog fastenings for easier on and off.
I love it. I will probably make it for my daughter. Thanks for publishing.
I really like the old victorian style. I would make it chunky to give it a new edge, with maybe leather straps.
Ooh, leather! Now you’re talking.
Thank you, this is so my style. Can’t wait to whip it up!
I would knit it, but in a totally different color combination. I’m not into Goth, but I don’t think the design is necessarily Goth, but more Victorian. They could lose the ads on this site, though.
I love almost everything Victorian, but this is stunning! Although this might be challenging for a beginning knitter like me, I’m going to give it a try.
Beautiful! I love your Victorian patterns! I want to make this and the Belle Ruffle Gloves to match!
This is stunning! It is so practical for me living in the Pocono Mountains of PA. I don’t appreciate the bulk of a scarf around my neck, especially when I am driving until the car warms up. : )
Yes yes yes!!!! I love it! The style is classy!
I will hopefully get to make it soon!!!
where’s the pattern?
The pattern is a link at the top, it reads: Printer-Friendly PDF. You can also view the pattern pages by clicking the View Pattern Page 1 / Page 2 / Page 3 links.
classic style, great design and lines, an easy knit! I will be knitting this one for myself!
I love to do small knitting projects which add to a simple knit top or blouse. They take less time and are cooler then a full sweater.
Love this. It gets very cold in the winter and I am always looking for something warm for my shoulders and neck. Very romantic, very Victorian, a must have for me.
I like the pattern, but would probably like to see the ruffle in a lace, and to keep the lace front but have it be a false front and have hook and eye underneath hidden that would make it easier to take on and off.
This is awesome, I think it will dress up a sweat shirt. Thank you for posting.
I love this concept. I have always worn turtle necks in the winter because my neck gets cold and then I am cold all over. I think this will expand my choices by a bunch. Thank you for sharing your talent.
This may souound silly but for somewhat of a beginner, where do you place the stitch markers. Love the pattern! Think it will also be great for motorcycle enthusiasts.
Stitch markers are placed on the needle between stitches.
Here is a good example of stitch markers in use:
Photo: http://www.thegoodstitch.net
I think they meant “where in the pattern” since it just says to start placing them. It doens’t specify where exactly lol
I was wondering the same thing. Its it before each line in the brackets? or?
*is confused*
Thank you for this wonderfully Gothic looking pattern. I have a Goddaughter who will love wearing this with her amazing Goth outfits. I will be making this in maroon with black trim. Bonnie
Elegant
also. I feel silly. I just reread the pattern and I see that it clearly says “pm” in there… totally missed it the first time! d’oh!
I’m so glad you were able to sort it out – thank you for the comments, Andrea!
I want to make this for my sister in law, but she wants everything in black, so I will make it all black. I have worsted in black but I also have some dk bamboo/wool blend…which yarn would work?
June
I recommend the worsted weight. Thanks for the comment!
Hi
Love the pattern but, (am I being a bit dense?) why does it have to be on circular needles if you don’t join up and knit in the round?
Hi, Biddy!
I recommend circular needles because you will end up with over 300 stitches near the end of the cowl, and that many stitches won’t fit on straight needles (unless they are very long straight needles, in which case I think the work would become very awkward to handle). So there you have it, that’s why I suggest circulars!
Thanks for the comment,
Veronica
Hi, I am collecting supplies to make this for my sister-in-law for Christmas and was wondering on what length of circular needle to buy. Thanks, Ann
Hi, Ann! I would recommend 29″ or longer. Thanks for the comment!
Thanks so much.
Ann,
I used 36′ but length doesn’t really matter since the collar isn’t connected into the round.
If you have longer they’ll be fine.
I have struggled to get a ruffled cowl pattern and I am going to try to make this one and see how it comes out.
Love the cowl and gloves…so will my daughter when she receives them. THanks!
Love it. A good job. Thanks
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