Brier Ridge by Christina Danaee

Brier Ridge

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Knitting
October 2017
Worsted (9 wpi) ?
18 stitches and 22 rows = 4 inches
in cable pattern, using US 7-4.5mm needle, blocked. 
US 4 - 3.5 mm
US 5 - 3.75 mm
US 7 - 4.5 mm
620 - 680 yards (567 - 622 m)
One Size
English
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The Brier Ridge Scarf and Mitt set are textured pieces, with a cabled geometric pattern. The ribbing lends an insulating quality to the scarf and mittens, which are made even warmer by using Yarn On The House’s new yarn: Daughter. Daughter is a beautiful Rambouillet and Merino blend made in collaboration with Cestari Sheep and Wool Company of Virginia. These two family-owned businesses are known for their quality, hard-working yarns and Daughter is no exception. The Brier Ridge set is named for the Brier Ridge boulder fields on the Appalachian Trail in Virginia, near Cestari’s Farm and Mill.

Size:
One size
Scarf - 7”-18cm wide x 70”-178cm long
Mittens - 4”-10cm wide x 10”-25.5cm long

Yarn:
Yarn On The House - Daughter
100% Domestic Rambouillet and Merino Blend
330yds/150g
2 skeins Natural Vanilla
-or-
apx 660yds yarn of an equivalent weight

Materials:
US 7-4.5mm straight or long circular needle
US 4-3.5mm DPNS or long circular for magic loop
US 5-3.75mm DPNS or long circular for magic loop
Cable Needle
Stitch Markers
Stitch Holder or Waste Yarn
Tapestry Needle (for weaving in ends)

Gauge:
Scarf - 18sts x 22rows = 4”-10cm in cable pattern, using US 7-4.5mm needle, blocked. 
Mittens - 22sts x 26rows = 4”-10cm in cable pattern, using US 5-3.75mm needle, blocked.

Special Techniques:
Cable Knitting
Reading cable charts
Knitting in the Round

Appalachian Knits
Celebrating the fiber farms, mills and dyers of the Appalachian region. With a focus on beautiful and practical knits, Jennifer Sadler and Christina Danaee bring you a collection of designs made with yarns produced in the fiber rich region of Appalachia.