Tonic Water
Tonic water is an airy lace cowl with a simple, but unexpected pop of color. The undulating lace pattern is gorgeous in the soft, delicate yarn, and the scarf is a quick and easy knit. As always, easier than it looks!
It can be worn long or wrapped twice around the neck, and if you’d like to alter the length or width of the pattern, instructions are included.
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Tonic water is an airy lace cowl with a simple, but unexpected pop of color. The undulating lace pattern is gorgeous in the soft, delicate yarn, and the scarf is a quick and easy knit. As always, easier than it looks!
It can be worn long or wrapped twice around the neck, and if you’d like to alter the length or width of the pattern, instructions are included.
Scroll down for details.
Tonic water is an airy lace cowl with a simple, but unexpected pop of color. The undulating lace pattern is gorgeous in the soft, delicate yarn, and the scarf is a quick and easy knit. As always, easier than it looks!
It can be worn long or wrapped twice around the neck, and if you’d like to alter the length or width of the pattern, instructions are included.
Scroll down for details.
Yarn: Sample knit in Plucky Knitter Cozy (discontinued). I suggest a soft, round Aran weight yarn for this cowl, such as Eden Cottage Yarn Bowland Aran (100% SW British Bluefaced Leciester Wool, 500yds/457m per 100g/3.5oz skein).
Gauge: 3 lace columns = 5”/12.75cm wide, 4”/10cm deep. Just over 4.75sts per 1”/2.5cm.
Needles: US#8/5mm
Size/Circumference:
12”/30.5cm wide by 50”/127cm long. Measurements based on finished, blocked fabric.
Yardage:
500yds/457m of Main Color
50–75yds/45–70m of Accent Color