A February love affair with wool in all its natural sheepy-shade beauty. Knitted as a tube of Ali-McGraw-in ‘Love Story’-length, the double thickness of worsted weight wool is a warm hug for a cold month, with all the colourwork ends tucked inside. Snuggle in to savour the easy wavy stripe pattern, falling in love with each shade all over again as you meet them in the repeats.

Skills Required
Seamless cast-on such as Judy’s Magic Cast On: https://knitty.com/ISSUEspring06/FEATmagiccaston.html
or provisional cast-on; grafting live stitches using Kitchener stitch or three needle bind off; knitting in the round ; stranded colourwork using a chart.

Yarn: Daughter of a Shepherd Ram Jam Worsted (100% British Wool from mixed breeds) 115m (126 yards) per 50g skein, or similar natural coloured woolen spun yarn with light and bouncy handle and soft halo.
C1: 2 x skeins or 330m (252 yards) Natural Black (shade 3)
C2: 1 x skein or 115m (126 yards) Mid Grey (shade 2)
C3: 1 x skein or 115m (126 yards) Light Grey (shade 1)
C4: 2 x skeins or 330m (252 yards) Natural White (shade 0)

Size: One– Length: 204cm (80 inches) Width: 14cm (5½ inches)