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Cuddle Kerchief
If you have any questions please message me on instagram @eniki.studio I am more active there. If you do not have instagram: alenadelena@gmail.com
This includes a tall version and a short version. The tall version means the side that wraps around will be shorter than the hanging edge. The short version will make the tied corners longer, but the stockinette appearance appears horizontal when worn.
A simple stockinette triangle kerchief for chilly spring days. When it’s too warm for a whole scarf but too cold to keep your neck exposed.
Note: The larger it gets, the taller the kerchief will be than the working edge.
Needles: US 3 or 3.25mm
Yarn: Road to China Light - Beryl 1 skein or 150 yards
Fibre: 65% baby alpaca, 15% silk, 10% camel, 10% cashmere
Hours: Roughly 10 hours
I reserve no rights to this pattern. Anyone can take this for themselves and share it with anyone for free without attribution. You are also welcome to use any of my Cuddle Kerchief images and this pattern for promotions and events.
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- First published: May 2022
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- Last updated: May 21, 2024 …
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