Last December, when it was cold, cold, cold, I decided to use some bulky yarn to make a cowl. It’ll knit up fast, I thought. I’ll get to wear it practically immediately, I thought.
I thought wrong. 🙂
This is the project that went beautifully until 80%. At 80%, I left the bag with the project open, and the cats laid on top of it. They snagged it in such creative ways. I put down the project until April and figured I should finish it. I was able to repair most of the damage, knit the final row, and cast off.
After blocking, I forgot to clean the table before I put the wet cowl on it. It now has a bit of coffee smell to it. And the cats ran over it, again. It finally finished drying on the kitchen counter – who needs food?
While I know the result isn’t perfect, I think it did come out well:
It’s lovely, stretchy, and still pretty squishy even after blocking. And I love the texture of the broken seed stitch.
It’s so pretty! I had no idea what a cowl looked like, but that looks oh-so-commfy 🙂
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Lovely! From the photos, you’d never know the cowl has had such an eventful life 😉
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