This whimsical draught excluder will help to ward off the cold by turning even the chilliest of rooms into a warm haven. This pattern is a great way to experiment with colour and an ideal project for stash busting. The fairisle pattern makes for wonderfully addictive knitting. This simple project is a perfect introduction into stranded colourwork as there is no shaping and the DK yarn knits up quickly. We can’t wait to see your version!

Finished Measurements: 82 cm / 32.5” long (excluding pom poms) and 20.5 cm / 8.25” circumference.

Yarn: Jamieson’s Double Knitting (100% Shetland Wool; 25 g = 75 m / 82 yd); one ball of each colour
Colour A: Natural Black – 101; 63 m / 69 yd
Colour B: Lupin – 629; 27 m / 29 yd
Colour C: Yellow Ochre – 230; 33 m / 36 yd
Colour D: Mogit – 107; 51 m / 56 yd (including pom poms)
Colour E: Mooskit/ White – 114; 51 m / 56 yd (including pom poms)
Colour F: Shaela – 102; 36 m / 39 yd
Colour G: Titanic – 151; 30 m / 33 yd

Gauge: 23 stitches x 22.5 rows = 10 cm / 4” in stocking stitch

Needles: 3.5 mm / US 4 – double pointed needles OR 80 cm circular if using Magic Loop

Notions: scrap yarn, stitch marker, darning needle, toy stuffing or wool