Hill Country Weavers is Closing - Thanks for the Memories!

Due to incredible response to our closing sale that started Friday, August 1, we no longer have sufficient inventory to support online orders.

Suzanne, as she was building HCW over the past 45 years, strived to provide the very best in services and selections to customer online as well as in the store. She believed that HCW could be "your local yarn store" wherever you lived. She was proud and appreciative of the large following HCW enjoyed. We are grateful for your loyalty and support.

Suzanne coined this phrase and it's one she lived and encouraged others to as well -

"All you Knit is Love."

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Nappanee Cowl Pattern

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    Note: PDF pattern is delivered electronically. Download instructions will be emailed to you at purchase.

    Designer: Emily Kausalik

    Size: 21” circumference and 9½” tall, including edging

    Yarn: SHELTER by Brooklyn Tweed, 2 skeins in the color Faded Quilt

    Gauge: 15 sts x 12 rows = 4" x 4" in Tunisian simple stitch

    Recommended Hooks: Size J-10 (6mm) Tunisian crochet hook & Size H-8 (5mm) standard crochet hook

    Other Suggested Tools: Tapestry Needle

    Suggested Skill Level: Confident Beginner

    From the Designer: I thought Tunisian crochet would be a fun challenge. The name is inspired by the small town in Indiana that hosts Amish Acres Arts & Crafts Festival, something I've gone to quite a few times because my dad is a potter and sells his wares there quite often.

    Emily Kausalik is a doctoral student at the University of Texas at Austin. Knitting began as a throw-away hobby one boring summer during her undergraduate studies at Butler University in Indianapolis but quickly became an obsession. Her preference is for cowls, cables, and geometric shapes, and she also loves amigurumi and crocheted toys. Emily’s knitting philosophy is to let the yarn do the talking. Look for Emily as emilyooo on Ravelry.