I have accumulated quite a bit of neckwear over the years. Some bright, some bulky,
some sleek, lots ecru, but hands-down, what earns me the most compliments is my Big
Herringbone Cowl, scooped off these pages of the Purl Bee!It is undeniably wonderful. After
making one for myself, I was hooked on herringbone. It creates a flat, woven-like fabric on
one side while remaining quite lofty and full on the other. It has a fascinating texture
with a hypnotizing rhythm, and its drape is just beautiful. Considering this unique
combination of characteristics, I had to have more herringbone! My scarf counterpart to
Whitney's cowl showcases a mini-herringbone pattern, bordered by slip stitch rib edges. To
highlight the timelessness of herringbone, I knit this scarf with Swan's Island Worsted, a
sumptuously soft organic wool inspired by the rugged traditions of coastal knitting. I hope
you find this pattern as classic and handsome as Whitney's cowl is modern and chic!
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