Urkhas tanakhi! Urkhas tanakhi!
Kâmin takalladi! Ugrûd tashniki kurdumâ!
Urkhas urus
Boromir: What is this new devilry?
Gandalf: A Balrog. A demon of the ancient world. This foe is beyond any of you. Run!
Kâmin takalladi! Ugrûd tashniki kurdumâ!
Urkhas urus
Boromir: What is this new devilry?
Gandalf: A Balrog. A demon of the ancient world. This foe is beyond any of you. Run!
BALROG COWL $6
THE TWO TOWERS SERIES
A mosaic knit hooded cowl from the needles of Susan Pandorf
Size: 18 inches tall by 30 inches around
Materials: String Theory Blue Faced Sport in 3 colors
A –Java (brown) - 290 yds
B- Garnet (red) - 175 yds
C- Canyon (orange) - 175 yds
Size 3 & 5 (US) circular needles (24 or 32 inch)
cable needle & 4 markers
Gauge: 7 st = 1 inch
Intermediate Level - charted
The cowl has a nifty flared ribbed bottom that sits nicely on the shoulders, then a long stretch of mosaic knit with a center cable running up the front.
I made mine long enough to pull up over my head, with a lovely picot edging to frame the face.
The mosaic design looks like the fiery face of the demon. Mosaic knitting is much simpler than other color work, as it is worked with only one color at a time. The pattern is formed by slipping stitches.
Finally, a reason to look forward to winter!
THE TWO TOWERS SERIES
A mosaic knit hooded cowl from the needles of Susan Pandorf
Size: 18 inches tall by 30 inches around
Materials: String Theory Blue Faced Sport in 3 colors
A –Java (brown) - 290 yds
B- Garnet (red) - 175 yds
C- Canyon (orange) - 175 yds
Size 3 & 5 (US) circular needles (24 or 32 inch)
cable needle & 4 markers
Gauge: 7 st = 1 inch
Intermediate Level - charted
The cowl has a nifty flared ribbed bottom that sits nicely on the shoulders, then a long stretch of mosaic knit with a center cable running up the front.
I made mine long enough to pull up over my head, with a lovely picot edging to frame the face.
The mosaic design looks like the fiery face of the demon. Mosaic knitting is much simpler than other color work, as it is worked with only one color at a time. The pattern is formed by slipping stitches.
Finally, a reason to look forward to winter!
2 comments:
Absolutely stunning Susan!
beautiful design.
i missed the sunflower quote yesterday when i signed up to follow your blog. love the quote! sunflowers are some of my favs. and i know all about a certain age... ;)
blessings ~ tanna
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