Cowls

Cowls are easy and fast projects, perfect for beginners, presents,and for finish stashed yarn. Also for resting brakes from larger projects. Here are a sample of different textures, colours and forms.

White Frosted Glow

Pattern: Frosted Glow by Melynda Bernardi

Yarn: DROPS Eskimo White

Needle: KnitPro 7 mm

Frosted Gray Cowl

 

A Noble Cowl

Mostaza Cowl

Lila Cowl

Pattern: Frosted Glow by Melynda Bernardi

Yarn: Podium Sportive Yarn

Needle: KnitPro US 7 - 4.5 mm

Pattern: A Noble Cowl by Emily Kausalik

Yarn: Black cotton

Yarn: Garnstudio DROPS Karisma Superwash

Needle: KnitPro US 7 - 4.5 mm

Yarn: Podium Sportive Yarn

Needle: KnitPro US 9 - 5.5 mm

A Simple Sweater

Pattern: Simplest Sweater by Juliet Romeo Juliet

Yarn: DROPS Nepal 1709 Blue

Needle: KnitPro US 9 - 5.5 mm

Date: January 2014


An easy sweater worked in one piece, top-down, with boat neck and no ribbing, just simple and elegant crocheted ending. You can find the free pattern at Ravelry.

Top-down construction

Crocheted ribbing detail

Espiga

Pattern: Inspired by 

Lightweight Pullover and Heathered

Yarn: Garnstudio DROPS Alpaca 618 Green

Needle: KnitPro US 5 - 3.75 mm and US 2½ - 3.0 mm

Date: May 2014

One piece raglan pullover inspired by Hanna Fettig's Lightweight and Melissa Schaschwary' Heathered patterns.

With textured chart at the front and plain at the back, the distance between the lines is increased from top to down, which gives it some kind of lightness and movement to the whole.

Front

Back

More pictures at Ravelry

Cardigan 2.0

Pattern: Baby Sophisticate - Free by Linden Down

Yarn: Garnstudio DROPS Karisma Superwash  50 Blue

Needle: KnitPro 

US 7 - 4.5 mm

Date: December 2011

An elegant and easy baby swater worked in one piece, from the top to down, seamless and unisex.

Notes:

For 18 months size: Cast on 48 sts
Row 1: sl1, k4, pm, k7, pm, k24, pm, k7, pm, k5.
15 cm raglan
Ending body with 10 rows in garter sticht
Sleves: 37 sts
I forgot to count the sts for the collar but I made it quite larger. Also made a mistake and repeated row 5 and 6 of the collar several times… but I kind of like the result.

You can see more project details at Ravelry

Lightweight Pullover

Pattern: Lightweight Pullover by Hannah Fettig

Yarn: Garnstudio DROPS Alpaca 7815 Green

Needle: KnitPro US 5 - 3.75 mm

Date: January 2013

Worked from the top down, in one piece, this is an easy pattern for beginners. Drops Alpaca yarn is soft and warm, lightweight and comfortable.
More details at Ravelry.

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