My Moorlands Embrace Cowl has been released!

 



Today sees the release of the 'Moorlands Embrace Cowl', available in my Ravelry store 'Bex Knitty Design' and shortly also on LoveCrafts.com!





Lots of squishy texture and just-one-more-round stripes, all knit up in some of your yummiest shades and you have this highly versatile, handy, fun little knit! 

This shoulder hugging Cowl is knit up in soothing striped Moss stitch (2 Rounds of *K1 P1* to BOR followed by 2 Rounds of *P1, K1*) providing texture in heather shades to represent the colours and textures of the moorland landscape that inspired the original pattern (The Moorlands Romance Shawl is also available). After being joined in the round and working a section even, you will then make regular KFB increases to increase width and form a size adjustable shape that will be able to wrap around your shoulders. This takes it from a snuggly cowl to simply wrap around your neck, to a piece that you can pull down over your upper arms, with even extra length added for this as offered in instructions, to keep your shoulders and upper torso warm too. With its simple construction and repeated stitch patterns it makes for an enjoyable play with colour and textures and a very useful and versatile snuggly keep warm accessory.

As usual with my releases, it will be FREE for the first day or so, which means until end of day (CET - Central European Time) on the 10th December 2022 and then with 25% off until end of day (CET - Central European Time) on the 16th December 2022 to celebrate the launch!
Ravelry: No coupon code needed, price will change on checkout. Offer prices such as these launch discounts can't be used in conjunction with any other offers in my store, so download separately to take full advantage.
On Lovecrafts soon: price shown reflects any discount already

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