17 degrees (F) and the snow is gently falling, time to curl up and knit, right? Not in our house, it’s time for winter romping with Puddles! So I bundle up in my Arctic Climes cowl and headband set and venture forth into the white world.
Even though I’ve lived here for over 10 years, I still find new treasures around unchartered bends.
Back up to the trail and around another corner lovely icicles awaited.
After the adventure down, it was time for the steep hike up. Puddles, of course, beat me home and enjoyed one last branch while waiting for me to catch up.
By the crest before the final elevation rise, I was quite warm so pulled the cowl up to go for a slow cool down while still keeping my ears frost-bite free.
Arctic Climes cowl works great as headgear too – especially when you need to cool off in a controlled manner.
Since the first snow and subsequent outings in Arctic Climes I’ve lost 3 lbs :-). I must say I absolutely love Classic Elite Yarns Sprout 100% organic cotton! The loft is amazing and the warmth is cozy enough for romping at least half an hour in 17 degrees and lower temperatures (I know because I’ve tried).
Interested in knitting Arctic Climes? The pattern comes out in about 10 days!