I just finished knitting the second iteration of this piece, a bit smaller than the one shown. It’s a cowl that looks like a triangular shawl. This is one of my favorite shapes, because it’s so easy to wear. No danger of falling off!
The cowl features syncopated brioche rib, and an aspen leaf motif that climbs along the edge. It takes two skeins of fingering weight yarn in contrasting colors. I knit both sizes with my two skeins of Manos del Uruguay Alegria.
I’m looking for a few brioche-loving test knitters. Is that you? Let me know!
PDXKnitterati 
Hi Michele, I’d love to be a test knitter for you, for brioche. I did your subscription shawl a while back, and have done a few smaller projects in brioche as well.
Oh Michele, I miss brioche SO MUCH ! I love this shape. I love everything about your design.
My damned arthritic fingers don’t love nuthin !! 😦
I’d like to be a test knitter if you still need someone.
Hi Michele. I would love to test knit this for you! I was enchanted with the pattern while you were designing it on our cruise. You know i am new to brioche but i feel confidant i could knit this up
This design is so pretty
Laura
You took off like a rocket with your brioche knitting! Sending an email in a bit…
I love brioche! If you need another test knitter, I’d love to knit the Leafy Origami Cowl. I can start knitting today.
I love knitting in Brioche and would love to be a test knitter for you.