Trillium Path is an ode to spring wildflower hikes. A field of simple, twinkly assigned pooling flowers on stockinette make this eye-catching accessory sparkle. Optional bands of eyelets add texture and dimension to your knitting. Trillium Path can be an easy-to-knit social knitting project, or a multi-tasker’s dream.

A video tutorial for the assigned pooling stitch is included in the pattern.

One skein of fingering weight yarn specially dyed for assigned pooling is all you need, but you can easily upsize this with a second skein of yarn.

Pinned out to 60”/152 cm along neck edge, 35”/89 cm at bind off edge, and 17”/43 cm deep at the point while wet blocking. I knit almost the entire skein of yarn.

Thanks to tech editor Jen Lucas, test knitters Ann Berg, Greta Heintz, Karen Viglione Lauterwasser, Martha Grace McCune, Iris Mondri-Kish, Melissa A. Rowe, Patty Scruggs, Evan Tribelhorn, Sue Zois, and model Sharon Hsu.

Thank you to Tammy Pelfrey of A Chick that Knitz for the beautiful yarns for this design.