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Vespyr scarf
Vespyr scarf is a narrow, asymmetrical triangular scarf worked flat sideways from tip to tip and that comes in two sizes. It is worked in mosaic knitting, meaning you make the pattern with slipped stitches and only work with one colour at a time.
The pattern is mainly charted with a chart key. Beginning and end is written.
YARN
Tynn Peer Gynt by Sandnes Garn (205 m ≈ 225 yds / 50 g). Merino EZ by Northern Yarn Studio (400 m ≈ 437 yds / 100 g).
SISEZ
A-B, see schematic and measurements in photos.
YARN AMOUNT
Colour 1 (Tynn Peer Gynt, Deep Teal): 1 ball OR approx. 85-170 m ≈ 95-185 yds.
Colour 2 (Merino EZ, Glesbygdskavaj): 1 skein OR approx. 80-160 m ≈ 90-175 yds.
YARN ALTERNATIVES
Other wool yarn in fingering weight like Sandnes Sunday or CaMaRose Løvfald.
GAUGE
30 sts x 56 rows = 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4” with 3 mm (US 2.5) needles over mosaic pattern, after blocking.
NEEDLES
3 mm (US 2.5) circular needles, any length above 40 cm / 16”.
TECHNIQUES
Slipped stitches, increases and decreases.
NOTIONS
Row counter (optional).
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