Price Drop Alert Natalie Cowl By Emma Barnaby In J&s 2ply Trial Pack [mBh4Og1y]

The Natalie Cowl is a lovely design by our friend, Emma Barnaby. This cowl, shown on Emma's grandmother Natalie, features Fairisle colorwork in gently shifting colors. Knit with Jamieson & Smith 2ply Jumper Weight, this woolly cowl will be a go-to accessory.

Each colorway sticks to one color family, but in true "Emma style" (so fun!), she suggests adding a pop of color of your choice in the middle of each larger motif using another ball of Jamieson & Smith 2-ply Jumper Weight. Check your stash or grab an extra ball with your order! 

Included in this Yarn Set:

• All Jamieson & Smith 2ply Jumper Weight Yarn called for in the pattern (12x 25g balls; Colorway of your choice)
  
• The Woolly Thistle Stitch Marker (selection varies)
• The Woolly Thistle Tote - small

This yarn set does not include the pattern which can be purchased directly from the designer on Ravelry: Natalie Cowl by Emma Barnaby

Construction: The Natalie Cowl begins with a provisional cast-on, worked in the round, and grafted together with a twist at the end.

Colorways: 

Mossy Glen*: A: 27, B: 82 mix, C: 203, D: 34, E: 1280 mix, F: 118, G: 1A, H: 1282 mix 
Oceanic Mist: A: 27, B: 21, C: 203, D: 135, E: 1280 mix, F: FC 47, G: 1A, H: FC 15
Rose Quartz: A: 202, B: 43, C: 101, D: 95, E: 1284, F: 72, G: 1A, H: FC6
Regal Plum: A: 27, B: FC14, C: 203, D: FC56, E: FC21, F: 133, G: 1A, H: 123
Coastal Breeze: A: 01, B: 71, C: 202, D: 65, E: 203, F: 34, G: 1280, H: 82

Colors A, C, E, and F: 2 balls each
Colors B, D, G, and H:  1 ball each
 

Please note that every effort is taken to represent the true colors of the yarn and that monitor settings will vary.

*Some colors in the Mossy Glen colorway have been substituted from Emma's original colors as listed in the pattern so that all colors used in the kit are J&S. The colors substituted were recommended by Emma and we feel confident that the results will be similar and equally beautiful to the original.

Errata: Rounds 13-15 are worked in colors G and H. (Updated 4/22/24)