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Cape Moema
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The MOEMA cape is worked seamlessly in one piece in Broken Rib pattern. The first part is knitted from the lower back edge up to the shoulders. Then work is separated into left and right front. It is worked with one strand of Manada and Puno held together throughout. The cape was inspired by the natural colour palette of Puno and the trees from which the colours get their names. Only one colour of Manada is used, which combined with the natural tones of Puno, superimposes a light shimmer reminiscent of quick morning dew thus creating a harmonious gradient effect.
You need:
8 x 25 g (0.88 oz) Pascuali Manada ( 45% Mohair, 25% Silk, 15 % Yak Wool, 15 % Virgin Wool) in colour #204 Nature
Pascuali Puno (70 % cotton, 30 % alpaca fibre):
2 x 50 g (1.76 oz) balls in colour #20 Birch tree
1 x 50 g (1.76 oz) balls in colour #22 Balsa
1 x 50 g (1.76 oz) balls in colour #24 Scotch pine
1 x 50 g (1.76 oz) balls in colour #26 Walnut tree
1 x 50 g (1.76 oz) balls in colour #28 Yew
1 x 50 g (1.76 oz) balls in colour #30 Oak tree
1 x 50 g (1.76 oz) balls in colour #32 Eucalyptus tree
Both yarns held together
US 5 (3.75 mm) circular needle, 32” (80 cm)
2 stitch markers
Stitch holder or waste yarn
Tapestry needle and scissors
DE
Das Cape MOEMA wird nahtlos an einem Stück in einem versetzten Rippenmuster gestrickt. Zunächst wird das Rückenteil von unten nach oben bis zu den Schultern gestrickt. Dort wird die Arbeit in linkes und rechtes Vorderteil geteilt und beide Seiten getrennt beendet. Gestrickt wird mit je einem Faden von Manada und Puno. Während Manada in nur einer Farbe gestrickt wird, wechseln die Farben von Puno in regelmäßigen Abständen, was einen hübschen Farbverlauf ergibt.
Du brauchst:
8 x 25 g Pascuali Manada (45% Mohair, 25% Seide, 15% Yakwolle, 15% Schurwolle) in der Farbe #204 Natur
Pascuali Puno (70 % Baumwolle, 30 % Alpaka):
2 x 50 g Knäuel in der Farbe CC1 #20 Birkenbaum
1 x 50 g Knäuel in der Farbe CC2 #22 Balsabaum
1 x 50 g Knäuel in der Farbe CC3 #24 Waldkiefer
1 x 50 g Knäuel in der Farbe CC4 #26 Walnussbaum
1 x 50 g Knäuel in der Farbe CC5 #28 Eibe
1 x 50 g Knäuel in der Farbe CC6 #30 Eichenbaum
1 x 50 g Knäuel in der Farbe CC7 #32 Eukalyptusbaum
Beide Garne werden zusammen verstrickt.
Rundstricknadel 3,75 mm Rundstricknadel 80 cm
2 Maschenmarkierer
Maschenraffer zum Stilllegen der Maschen
Wollnadel und Schere
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- First published: August 2022
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