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"I see that your comment is from 2018, so I hope you've found a good working method by now, but if you haven't here's my way of dealing with lace knitting. I use stitch markers between the repeats in the pattern. It helps to think of the YO and k2tog as a couple. Unless there's a decrease somewhere, they have to be somewhere together as a couple. Count your stitches after knitting each repeat until you get comfortable with the YO and k2tog stitches. I also use a Post-it note to follow along with a chart. Cover up everything except the row you are on. It takes a moment to readjust them after each row, but it saves me time in the long run when I lose my place in a chart. Best wishes!"
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Hiking Reindeer Cowl

By: Phil Saul from thetwistedyarn.com

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Hiking Reindeer Cowl
Hiking Reindeer Cowl
This image courtesy of thetwistedyarn.com

"This stunning is cowl is created using stranded knitting, worked in the round. As you knit, an intricate picture emerges of trees and a reindeer, set against the background of a blazing sunset. Guaranteed to keep you cosy in the winter months! The design was inspired by the view I sometimes see when I'm driving home from work. Obviously I can't take photos from the wheel of a moving car, so I had to remember the view and reproduce it in yarn, instead! Enjoy."

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Intermediate

Knitting Needle Size3 or 3.25 mm, Circular Knitting Needles

Yarn Weight(1) Super Fine (27-32 stitches to 4 inches)

Materials List

  • 1 ball of Stylecraft 'Head Over Heels' yarn in colourway, 'Etna'
  • 1 ball of black sock yarn with equivalent gauge - or 1 ball of Stylecraft 'Life' 4-ply in black
  • 1 pair of 3mm circular needles, length 60cm/24"
  • Stitch marker to indicate start of round
  • Darning needle for weaving in ends
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Oct 07, 2018

I made this cowl. Not too difficult. Happy with the results. Having difficulty loading the picture.

RachelAnne

Nov 15, 2017

This is gorgeous! I definitely don't have the skills for this, but I want to work towards it. I'd love having this around my neck!

nataliegrace

Nov 14, 2017

Wow, what a striking cowl! This is gorgeous, but it looks a little advanced for me. Maybe something to work towards for the future!

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