This pattern is one of the 4th annual 12 Days Before Christmas KAL (Dec 1st -12th) designs.

Hudson Ripple Bandana and Scarf are two of the patterns included, along with its sister Hudson Ripple Hat and Hudson Ripple Mitts.

HUDSON RIPPLE is a 3-in-1 pattern

Shawl 3 skeins
Bandana 1 skein
Scarf 1 skein

Hudson Ripple is a tale of yarn. The Romney sheep whose fleeces make up 40% of this yarn can be found frolicking on the banks of the Hudson River in upstate New York. Creeks and streams flow through their pastures. It is this topography that inspires the waves and contours of the stitch pattern, resulting in a balance of geometric lines of simple cables and textured curves.

The scarf uses 1 X 100g / 220m DK skein, worked tip to tip.

The asymmetric triangular bandana uses 1 X 100g / 220m DK skein, worked from the same tip to a garter edging.

The large asymmetric triangular shawl uses 3 X 100g / 220m DK skeins, repeating and repeating the waves and cables to your hearts content.

Which one will you cast on first?

The pattern has both written instructions and is fully charted.

EXPERIENCE LEVEL: Advanced Beginner.

YARN:
Perfect Blend Yarn Store, Sawyer, 100g (220m/ 240 yds, 40% Romney, 60% non-superwash Merino). DK weight.
Undyed yarn for bandana (vanilla) and shawl (grey/oatmeal). Purple for scarf (photo page 8).

Alternative yarn: The Fibre Company, Lore 100g (250m/ 273yds, 100% Lambswool). DK weight.

Yarn required:
Scarf and bandana: 1 Skein, 100g (220m/ 240 yds)
Shawl: 3 Skeins, 300g (660m/ 720 yds)

GAUGE
21 sts x 26 rows = 10cm x 10cm (4”x 4”) in stitch pattern of Scarf straight section on page 6, (Chart D – page 12), after blocking. Gauge is not crucial for this project, but it will affect meterage and final size if different.

NEEDLES & NOTIONS
Size 5.0mm /US 8 circular needle (or size needed to obtain gauge), 100 cm /40” length for shawl, 80 cm /32” length for bandana, 60 cm /24” length for scarf.
Tapestry/Darning needle
Stitch markers: 2 total.
Cable needle.