Crochet with Handspun: Merino Cowl

Sometimes, working with a soft but seemingly lackluster handspun yarn can surprise you.

Working with handspun yarn you're not crazy about can surprise you. When I finally used this yarn with a fun free cowl pattern, I found its true potential.

I spun a skein of single-ply yarn out of some fabulous merino combed top, but I wasn’t very excited about the results. It sat around for a couple of years while I pondered its fate.

Working with handspun yarn you're not crazy about can surprise you. When I finally used this yarn with a fun free cowl pattern, I found its true potential.

This winter, while looking for a quick and simple project to knock out in between working on larger garments, I found myself yearning for something thick and soft to counter all of the thin, hard lace I’d been working.

My handspun yarn just felt so luscious.

I’m glad that I chose to finally work this yarn up and find its true potential. I fell in love with the fiber again while feeling the yarn through my fingers and watching the colors pop out. Sometimes you just have to stick with it!

Working with handspun yarn you're not crazy about can surprise you. When I finally used this yarn with a fun free cowl pattern, I found its true potential.

This free crochet cowl pattern was quick and entertaining. Find the download here.

Pattern: Twitterpation Cowl
Designer: Maryse Roudier
Source: Just Maryse

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