A wardrobe essential that you will love for a long time, Enez Sieck is a rectangular wrap/shawl knit using a combination of simple (knit and purl) stitches. The series of increases and decreases create a wave pattern.
Stitch pattern that looks complicated but isn’t. and a nice bonus … it’s reversible!
Repeats of the pattern allow to adjust it depending on the desired length and width of a finished scarf/wrap/shawl.
The pattern is adaptable to different yarn weights. Wear it around your neck on a breezy beach walk or wrap it around your shoulders on a chilly Summer’s evening, it’s a piece that begs to be wrapped up in.

DETAILS
Yarn:
Shawl: Quince & Co, Piper (50% Merino, 50% Mohair; 279m / 305 yds per 50g skein); 6 skeins, Sample uses colour Sweetwater.
Wrap: Qing Fibre, Merino Single (100% Merino; 366m/ 400yds per 100g skein); 4 skeins, Sample uses colour Arizona.

Dimensions:
shawl: 70 cm (27.5in) x 200 cm (79in)
wrap: 50 cm (19.5in) x 170 cm (67in)

Needles:
3.5mm (US 4) needles

Gauge in pattern:
Shawl: 31 sts and 35 rows to 10cm (4in) over stich pattern.
Wrap: 30 sts and 34 rows to 10cm (4in) over stich pattern.

The pattern includes written instructions as well as charts.

This pattern had been Tech edited by Urban Yarning
(www.urbanyarning.com) and testknitted.

My biggest thanks to my tech editor and ever so amazing test knitters for their time, commitment and valuable feedback. Without your help this pattern couldn’t have happened.
And all my gratitude for Qing Fibre, who allowed me yarn support for this project.