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Apricate
Apricate AP-ri-kayt (verb): To bask in the sun. This fun word comes from the latin word apricus, meaning exposed to the sun.
Rays of angled lines encircle this kerchief cowl. This fun knit combines stranded knitting with knit/purl stitches to create an intriguing, textured motif. After the initial section is completed, we transition from working in the round to working flat and begin decreasing each row to reach the final point of the cowl. An adventure of applied i-cord completes this interesting, meditative knit.
Knitting Knowledge
This project is begins in the round, then continues flat and uses the following skills
- I-cord cast on
- Knit / Purl
- Colorwork knitting (both flat and in the round)
- Reading charts (written instructions are also included)
- Decreasing
- Bind off
- Applied I-cord
Supplementary videos are included in the pattern.
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