There is still snow outside but I felt like summer knitting. So I whipped up this cowl made from just 100g of a cotton/linen blend.

I wanted a top-down pattern that is

Great for stashbusting since it uses only about 25g of each colour (depending on size)

Sholay means „fire“ in Hindi and is also the name of one of the

This is a geeky yet practical accessoire that does neither need much materials nor time to finish.

A loop scarf with one hank of Manos Silk blend a variety of stitches- preferably reversible ribs. The ribs are followed by eyes so the panels can easily be changed in pattern or number of rows. It wraps around the neck twice and does not hang down.

I came up with this pattern when I was looking for an underskirt/shawl/wrap to wear under a belt for a costume. I wanted a gipsy / pirate look :)

A lacier and smaller version of her bigger sister - the Tulle-bi-telli stole. It has a similar design on the edge but less solid parts. There is a different star design than on the stole. The star pattern marks the middle of the scarf (lengthwise). It could be knitted more often of course, but it requires a lot of beads.

..is a narrow, beaded scarf basically designed for tribal dancers as a tieing band, headband or bun cover.