Tuesday, August 5, 2014

calthulus scarf

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 I want to tell you about a new knitting pattern just released: Calthulus Scarf. Isn't it beautiful? Beatrice, of Thread & Ladle Blog, used Wooly Moss Roots buttons for it, which we were really excited about. 
Here's what she says about it:

"The edges of this piece are worked in a reversible cable- which looks fantastic on both the right and wrong sides. The buttons give you options to wear it as a scarf, cowl, or around the shoulders buttoned behind the back.

This piece is delightfully bulky- for wrapping around your shoulders when Autumn winds blow, or for wrapping around and around your neck to keep winter chills at bay. For a less bulky version, try knitting it in a lighter weight yarn like Harrisville Designs’ Highland, or for a wrap, increase the stitches in the center and work it up in an even lighter weight yarn like Harrisville Designs’ Shetland."

The pattern is available on Ravelry: here & there are lots of buttons to choose from in the shop. 
 Thanks Beatrice for using our buttons for your scarf pattern and for helping spread the word about our buttons!