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January 25, 2021
Joji Locatelli's Winter Trails Cowl pattern has released today.
It's a fun and striking three colour cowl designed using fingering weight yarn. It is worked in the round using stripes and a very easy mosaic stitch pattern.
The Winter Trails Cowl pattern is available from Joji's website and Ravelry store.
We have put together some yarn combo ideas using our Merino Singles and Merino Nylon Sock base for this gorgeous cowl pattern and will be casting on ourselves tonight!
All yarns are available for individual purchase in the shop.
Above: Warm Earth, Starry Skies and Joy - Merino Singles
Above: Esk, Lichen & Lilac and Harvest Time - Merino Singles
Above: Esk, Lichen & Lilac and Limoncello - Merino Singles
Above: Blue Spruce, Maria Island Magic & Limoncello - Merino Singles
Above: Esk, Lichen & Lilac and Crema - Merino Singles
Above: Blue Spruce, Cliff Walk & Solstice - Merino Singles
Above: Rouge, Harvest Time & Crema - Merino Singles
Above: Blue Spruce, Columbine & Pickle - Merino Singles
Above: Blue Spruce, Columbine & Joy - Merino Singles
Above: Cherry Pie, Dusty Rose & Harvest Time - Merino Singles
Above: Cherry Pie, Dusty Rose & Joy - Merino Singles
Above: Sea Spray, Mint and Lichen & Lilac - Merino Singles
Above: Rouge, Starry Skies & Esk
Above: O'Reilly's, Sea Spray and Solstice
Above: Retro Red, Plum Jam & Dusty Rose - Merino Nylon Sock
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Joji is running a Winter Trails Cowl Mini KAL over in her Ravelry Group if you are interested in joining in. Her Ravelry Group is always super supportive and lively, it's always lots of fun!
Happy Making,
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