I think we can all agree that, for any fiber crafter, all significant drops in temperature can only mean one thing: It’s definitely knit o’clock. Bonus points: When that knitting contains two warm and cozy layers!
Ready to partake in a bit of broomstick lace? Check out this lovely crocheted broomstick lace cowl pattern!
If you want to stay nice and toasty when the temperature starts to drop, you’ll love this knitted long john cowl tutorial. Much like your favorite pair of long underwear, the waffle-like stitch pattern on the cowl will help keep your body heat in and the icy chill out!
Feeling bummed about the shorter days and cooler temperatures that signal the approach of winter? Battle those cold weather blues with this tutorial for making your own bright and cheerful knitted gradient cowl!
Got beautiful bulky yarn in your stash? Check out this wonderful venetian blind capelet knitting pattern!
If you’re new to knitting and looking for a more advanced beginner-friendly project to boost your skills, you’ll definitely want to check out this lovely Big Hug Cowl knitting pattern!
I love a good multi-purpose wearable, and the Wizzo knitting pattern from Leethal Knits is simultaneously so simple yet so cool!
