ABOUT THE PATTERN
The Marley Hood is knitted flat, back and forth on circular needles, entirely in garter stitch. The patchwork effect is created using the intarsia technique.

The construction begins with the hood, which is worked first. Once the hood is complete, the first scarf section is knitted directly from one side of the hood, gradually decreasing to form a pointed tip. The second scarf section is then worked from the opposite side of the hood in the same way, finishing with another pointed tip.

Finally, an I-cord edging is worked all around the hood scarf for a neat finish.

SIZES
ONE SIZE.

COLOR GUIDE
Detailed diagrams in the pattern show the placement of each color throughout the Marley Hood, along with the exact yarn brand and yarn used for each color.

YARN & MATERIALS
YARN
Approx. 215 g of yarn in total.
The Marley Hood shown in the photos was knitted using the following yarns:

– Donegal Tweed+ – Lang Yarns
– Merino – Copenhagen Fibers
– Baby Alpaca Blend – Copenhagen Fibers
– Lil’ Alpachino Merino – Wool and the Gang
– Kroopa Wool – Gabo Wool
– Fine Merino – Majo Garn
– Baby Alpaca – Gabo Wool

Note: The yarns listed above vary slightly in thickness, which may result in subtle irregularities in the finished piece. For a more uniform look, I recommend using the same yarn range and brand for all colors.

NEEDLES
4 mm (US 6 / UK 8) 60 cm circular needles.
Note: I use short 10 cm needle tips throughout the pattern. If using standard 12 cm tips, adjust the cable length as
needed for comfortable knitting.

OTHER MATERIALS
– Tapestry needle

GAUGE
19.5 sts × 40 rows = 10 × 10 cm in Garter Stitch using 4 mm (US 6 / UK 8) needles.
The gauche is measured after blocking on Lil’ Alpachino Merino by Wool and The Gang.

TECHNIQUES
– Long tail cast on
– Garter stitch
– Intarsia
– Pick up and knit stitches
– Chain edge
– Decreases (SSK – K2TOG)
– Classic bind off
– I-Cord edging

LANGUAGE
English

DIFFICULTY
Intermediate

This pattern is digital. You can download it after payment.
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