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Join us as we knit together to create this gorgeous and colorful cowl.
Farm & Fiber Knits Editors2 min read
Join us at 6 pm ET this Wednesday for our Show & Share KAL wrapup. Whether you just cast on or are getting ready to finish, we'd love to have you join us. Sign up for free here, and bring your knitting to our final 1-hour event!
Have you seen the new Clover Ridge Cowl? We released this cozy and colorful knit to celebrate the launch of our newest video series, A Twist on Color: Knitting Self-Striping and Marled Yarns.
We invite you to grab your knitting needles and join Farm & Fiber Knits for our first knit-along (KAL). There are several resources you can use as the KAL progresses. This page will be updated each week with the newest links and tutorials, so you can knit along with us no matter when you begin the KAL! Just start at the bottom of the page and work your way up until you catch up.
Along with this information, here are other resources for you:
If you have issues with the event links or have questions, just reach out to us at team@farmfiberknits.com. We hope you’ll take some time out of your day to join us for some knitting fun!
Grab your pattern and your needles, and let's get to knitting. If you get stuck or run into issues, please contact our team team@farmfiberknits.com. Enjoy knitting this gorgeous project.
The official KAL Kickoff live event was April 16, 2025, at 6 pm ET. During this live event, Kate and Jenny showcased several techniques, including three ways to hold your yarn during the inlay technique, wrapping stitches, and even tips on tinking this project. You can rewatch this session on YouTube at your leisure.
How to Make Center-Pull Yarn Balls (the Easy Way): YouTube.com
Crochet Provisional Cast-on: LT.Media/Crochet-CO
How to Knit the Wk1 Stitch: LT.Media/Clover-Wk1
Picking Up a Provisional Cast-On & Prepping for Grafting: LT.Media/Clover-Seaming
During our first live event, designer Jenny Monteleone and editor Kate Larson discussed how Jenny adapted a traditional weaving motif for knitting, and we dug into the ever-important question of color choice. You can rewatch this session on YouTube at your leisure.
Jenny designed the cowl with Feederbrook Farm’s stunning marls in mind, but you can use any yarn you like. In fact, Kate cast on a Clover Ridge Cowl using a natural cream and gray just to test the pattern, and she can confirm that this design is stunning in a simple palette as well.
When you are ready to jump, see “What should I have ready before the Kickoff?” on our FAQ page.
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