Burgundy spice... I just love that name. That is the colorway of a soft, yummy, beautiful yarn from Sandra Singh (http://www.sandrasingh.com/). It is her 1 ply merino worsted yarn that was so great to knit with. I just loved the feel of the yarn in my hands, it reminds of malabrigo. I forgot to get a picture of the yarn before I started knitting a sample of a new design by Lisa Ellis (http://www.lisaellisdesigns/) that was designed for Sandra Singh. But, here are pictures of the finished projects:
With 3 skeins I was able to complete the hooded scarf and a cowl. Depending on how you knit, a second cowl may be possible. The way I knit I usually end up using more yarn than most. The pattern, which can be founds at https://id306.securedata.net/sandrasingh.com/merchantmanager/product_info.php?products_id=3422, can be made in 4 different ways. Here is Lisa's description of this pattern:
Four simple styles, from top down to bottom up and cowls in the round or flat. Pick your style and skill level. Nothing too complicated but extremely satisfying!
1 skein makes both cowls
2 skeins make top down hooded scarf and turtleneck cowl
3 skeins make bottom up hooded scarf and buttoned cowl
Top down scarf uses provisional cast on and kitchener grafting
Bottom up scarf uses picking up sts and kitchener grafting or 3-needle bind off
Here is the Ravlery link to see more designs in more colors, http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/hooded-scarves-and-cowls. If you get a chance to knit with this wool yarn from http://www.sandrasingh.com/ I know you won't be disappointed. It blocked really nice and the colors are just beautiful!!