Most of the time, I have an idea for a new piece and then decide on the yarn I'm going to use. But with the Cannon Cowl, I had the yarn first. I had a couple of Premier Sweet Rolls sitting in my yarn stash that I picked up on a yarn shopping trip I had 4 cakes, each in a different colorway, so I knew I needed to develop a one cake pattern.
The cowl & companion infinity scarf is worked in the round, but turned as if you were working the piece flat. By turning the piece after each row, the cowl doesn't curl in on itself, AND there is no seaming.
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The Yarn
As I mentioned, the cowl pattern was designed for Premier Sweet Rolls. When you match gauge each color gets its own row. No jarring color changes mid row.
Caron Big Cake gives a similar look for the longer infinity scarf.
You will also need an I/9 5.50 mm crochet hook. This is larger than what the yarn call for, but helps to make the scarves lighter and airier while remaining cozy & warm.
Ready to make one or two of your own?
Post your finished scarves on Instagram! Remember to use #slfcreations and #cannonscarves. I can't wait to see your creations.
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