Casey Cowl on Bond

Christmas was over but I still had time to finish those three gifts that I needed to give out on New Year's day. My family comes together on January 1st so we can all scatter about on the 24th and 25th. This discovery has been our saving grace for the mother of all get togethers over the year. It works and we all look forward to it!

So the screws were tightening. My plan for them was to sew a small project for each of them. After picking out the fabrics from my stash, making copies of the paper-piece pattern, and choosing who was going to get what color, it became clear to me that the idea I had was not going to work. Attention shifted to another project that I could sew, but that one, although it was an interesting one, would wind up being cabinet bound instead of being used, so I "scrapped" it. Get it...scrapped it?

I had five days left to get the magic to happen. Since I am a fiber crafter, I enjoy giving away knitted things. My mind immediately went to my Bond USM knitting machine. It would be my source to success. Thus, Casey Cowl on Bond was born!

This pattern is being advertised in Ravelry! Yes, I have thrown myself into the designer world. I have ideas and think they are shareable! In the search bar on the right side of the page, type in Pam Baim and choose designer in the drop down field. You will find my designs!

To get a copy of this pattern, let me know you want it, I will send you a paypal invoice and forward it to you when I receive the payment. When I start getting enough orders, I will activate my Ravelry Store to expedite the process. Thank you for your support!