A Perfect Set
15 Oct 2010
My Jindabyne Cowl by Michelle Johnston in my last WIP Post is now complete! What a fun knit this was. It is made up of very easy stitches, but changes up so much that you only have to memorize two rows. I just added stitch markers before each stitch change and away I went. This is the perfect project to be able to pick up and put down and always remember where you are.
I didn’t get fantastic pictures because it’s kinda hard to take pictures of myself while wearing it! But I did snap enough to show it off to you!
I chose brown wooden buttons to give it a traditional and timeless appeal. I love how the Berroco Vintage yarn draped for this project. It’s so soft and warm and a total dream to work with. Below is another shot with the hat the I made to match!
The hat is made with wool ease. It’s a simple K4P1 pattern that I did. I don’t have a pattern for it, I kinda winged it with inspiration from the Maggie Hat. I also had my first try at embroidery with the snowflakes. I used the same blue Berroco yarn from my cowl to embroider the snowflakes. I don’t think they came out half bad.
Together they are an awesome set! But I probably should have thrown on some make-up for my photo shoot! LOL! I have a few other projects in queue, but after those, I am going to make some mittens to match. I purchased some smaller wooden buttons to make fancy cuffs and figured I could embroider more snowflakes for fun. What are you working on?




Oct 15, 2010 @ 12:51:33
I love this hat! How can I get one? :)
Oct 15, 2010 @ 15:43:25
I think these two pieces look awesome together! Great job Sara, there are people in NY city with lots of money who would pay enough money to make knitting and selling worth your while. You need to get on a day time TV show.
Oct 15, 2010 @ 20:43:32
Thanks Michelle!
Oct 15, 2010 @ 20:43:52
LOL! Come to our knit group! We’d love to have you there!
Oct 16, 2010 @ 17:41:16
Gorgeous twosome SB ~ love them both :)
Oct 16, 2010 @ 17:58:20
That is so so pretty! I love all the textures on this.
Oct 17, 2010 @ 08:43:03
Thank you Ms. Tina!