I have been knitting and knitting and knitting on the Findhorn Wrap, and am still not even close to a quarter of the way done.
I was a bit farther along than this, but still something like 24 more squares to knit on this strip – and then 3 more like it. I just completely ran out of interest. So I gave up and frogged it. I will try this modular technique at some point, but probably on something a bit smaller than this.
Since all my projects lately have been big ones that are taking forever to complete, I was looking for something fast, something I could get done quickly. Super-Bulky yarn to the rescue!
I bought two skeins of this green and two of the red a few years ago at a destash and with this very sort of project in mind. So a few hours knitting, and there’s a lot of big squishy brioche cowl done already!
In semi-unrelated news, here is the first 5 days of my Christmas yarn advent from Ms. Monster!
Quite A Yarn 
Sometime frogging is the best choice. Your cowl is pretty and will serve you well this winter. Oohhh…the Advent yarn is as good as sugar plum fairies dancing in your mind!
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Yes, I agree. Sometimes projects just aren’t going to work out for whatever reason. The cowl is really cushy! It will be going to my Mom, who is a Christmas elf in a big way 🙂 The advent calendar is so pretty so far!
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Oh, squishy cowls!!! Love them. I am just trying to finish a shawl before the end of the year, considering I started it Dec 15th, 2020!!
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It will get done – you got this!
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Squishy cowl for the win!!!!!
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Yes!
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Sometimes projects just need to be frogged. Hooray for squishy cowls coming to the rescue!
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Yes to both!
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