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Frost Boils Cowl - knitting pattern

Frost Boils Cowl

$4.23

About this Design: Experience the beauty and intricacies of nature with our "Frost Boils" knitting pattern, inspired by the sorted circles created during the soil heaving process influenced by freezing and thawing cycles. These unique features form as larger particles rise to the surface and migrate outward, culminating in stunning circles adorned with a border of stones encircling a center of finer material. Perfect for knitters looking to connect with the wonders of natural phenomena, this design encapsulates the elegance of limestone barrens. For an in-depth exploration of this process and the fascinating effects of frost on limestone barrens, we highly recommend visiting this informative website: www.limestonebarrens.ca.

Skills Required:

  • Working with charts
  • Slipped stitches
  • Stranded colourwork
  • Duplicate stitch
  • Blocking

Yardage: This project requires approximately 267 (647) yards / 244 (592) meters of wool sport weight yarn that knits up beautifully at a gauge of 5.5 stitches per inch. Whether you are looking to create a statement piece or a thoughtful gift, this pattern provides a canvas for your creativity.

Shown In: Our example features Bare Naked Wools ‘Confection Sport’ yarn, which boasts 375 yards / 343 meters per skein and is made from 100% Corriedale wool, weighing 4.0 oz / 115 grams. For this project, you will need 1 skein of each of the following colors:
MC: Milk Chocolate
CC1: White Chocolate
CC2: Nougat
CC3: Cookies & Cream
CC4: Dark Chocolate.
Note: With just one skein of each color, you will also have enough yarn to create a matching pair of boot toppers, making this pattern not just versatile, but an excellent value!

Join the growing community of knitters who are exploring unique textures and stunning colorwork through our diverse range of patterns. Whether you are an experienced knitter or looking to enhance your skills, the "Frost Boils" pattern promises to enrich your knitting experience while connecting with the natural world.

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