I've finished my hexagon cowl. The pattern is Sweet Hexagon Cowl by Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark. I had to adapt the pattern a little because I used handspun wool instead of the specified yarn. And I made mine much shorter. Mine is 110 cm long, where Mercedes' one is 162.5 cm long. I think that if I knitted it again, I'd dye all the skeins the same multicolour, so that the scarf would look like my
sample. I enjoyed knitting it more than I expected to. It's not as difficult as I thought it would be to knit hexagons.
I've never knitted a hexagon - your cowl looks very effective, and once again, all your own work, from sheep's back to your neck!
ReplyDeleteIt's very pretty! I've never knitted a hexagon either. I do have a pattern and some luscious yarn to go with it. You've inspired me to take another look at the pattern. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis scarf is very beautiful and quite unique. I like your sample as well, but it is different. It will match different clothes.
ReplyDeleteI love the green throughout. It's beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Jane. Lovely colours.
ReplyDeleteOh is that fabulous!!! Love the colors too!!! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and unique cowl, Lovely piece of knitting
ReplyDeleteMargaret
I like how all the colours blend in with each other, a lovely piece of knitting!
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