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Eponymuff
This pattern took a meandering route to fruition, filled with alternate endings and adaptations. It began life as a cardigan that Lisa was designing for Vogue Knitting--“If Hugh Hefner Were a Sexy Lady: Her Smoking Jacket”--but the stitch count didn’t work, so she put it aside. Then when Chicago Knits Magazine did an “Art Deco” issue, Lisa dug up the partially knitted sweater, bound it off and called it the “Heff Muff” after the sweater. However, she still wasn’t quite satisfied with it. Meanwhile, she met her design partner Lucia (a huge GG fan) and Gilmore Girls costume designer Brenda Maben, who gave us the perfect opportunity to finesse and perfect this pattern when she asked us to make some signature knit pieces for the denizens of Stars Hollow upon their return to the small screen. While we pictured Lorelai “Rory” Gilmore (Jr.)--her mother’s eponymously titled creation--wearing this, it somehow makes sense that a garment originally inspired by the fantasy of a genderbent Hugh Hefner would ultimately end up around Paris Geller’s neck. Now, yours too!
YARN
The Fibre Co., Road to China Light (65% Baby Alpaca, 15% Silk, 10% Camel, 10% Cashmere, 1.76oz/50g, 159yds/145m)
Colors of Paris Geller’s Scarf on Gilmore Girls
MC: 4 skeins - “Tanzanite” (purple)
CC: 4 skeins - “Topaz” (yellow)
NEEDLES
Adjust needle size to obtain correct gauge. US #4 (3.5mm)
Two - 32in/(80cm) circular needles for cast on and bind of f edges US #6 (4mm)
One - 32in/(80cm) circular needle for main body of the scarf
NOTIONS
Darning Needle
Stitch Markers (locking and/or ring style)
GAUGE
30 sts and 28 rows to 4in/(10cm) in wave rib pattern using #6 needle, unblocked.
Errata note:
There was a typo in Row 2 of the written instructions (on pg. 5) re: the placement of the BYF. We’ll have a new pdf available on Monday, Dec. 19, but in the meantime, here is the correct version:
Row 2 WS: (P1 in mc, BYB, k1 in cc, BYF) six times, ~slm, (p1 in mc, BYB, k3 in cc, BYF) three times, p7 in mc, (BYB, k3 in cc, BYF, p1 in mc) twice, BYB, k3 in cc; repeat from ~ eleven times total, slm, (BYF, p1 in mc, BYB, k1 in cc) six times, BYF, p1 in mc.
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