DIY

For some people, autumn rhymes with the release of scarves and small mittens, for others, it is the ears that claim to be hidden first. For me, the first trees to change color invite me to take out my leggings to enjoy my little boots a little while walking in the dead leaves! These leggings are PERFECT for that! They are robust, warm, resistant, and knit very quickly. The twist pattern gives them a bit of character and goes well with anything! To recreate these leggings you will need 2 skeins of 113 grams (77 meters) of 100% bulky wool from Laines Douceur de Kamouraska in the color of your choice.

Autumn is slowly setting in and it's that time of year when we resort to our raincoats and scarves to keep our necks warm! This scarf, I had first made it for my lover, but his recent coats all have rather high collars, to my delight and that of my teenager! Alternately, we wear it and enjoy its softness, nice length, and oh-so-comfortable textured pattern. To make your own, you will need 400 grams of DK weight yarn.

Why the F scarf? Because the idea came from a collaboration between Fanny and Fabio, in the middle of February and it is knitted in wool Fluffy ! Warm and plump, a mixture of Merino and Alpaca knitted in garter stitch, it takes up all its place in your neck to keep you warm! However, its soft colors call spring. It will therefore be perfect for the months to come! Knitted in a chunky yarn, with 10mm needles , this scarf will be around your neck in no time. Don't let the twist intimidate you, it's so simple, yet so charming!

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