What was once a worsted weight, warm and snuggly wrap, I have tweaked the pattern oh so slightly with a fingering weight yarn to become the most luxurious thing you’ll ever have around your body! Brambleberry Yarns Loganberry base is amazing to work with. Half silk, half merino, not only does the stitch definition blow my mind, but the drape is just a dream! I’ve found that anyway I sling it over my shoulders it falls perfectly. You can bunch it together and wrap it around scarf-like, or open to display the full width and show off the stitch pattern as a stole. The cool weight of the silk is just what you need in summer evenings spent outside, and with the amount of fabric you get once all said and done, you should be able to cosy up with someone else too!

Yarn : 3 skeins Loganberry by Brambleberry Yarns; 50% silk/50% superwash merino; 435yds, 3.5oz; photographed in ‘Honey’.

Needles : US 6 (4mm) needles, or size needed to obtain gauge, 16” circular.

Gauge : 22 sts and 33 rows = 4 inches/10cm in stitch pattern, BLOCKED.

Notions : Tapestry needle.

Measurements : 18.5” wide x 80” long

First released : Sep 2011