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Pigwidgeon
I have always adored spunky little owls. So, when I contemplated a top down colorwork sweater, I just had to use a spunky little owl motif inspired from that spunky little owl from the movies featuring everyone’s favorite boy wizard! The yarn is a wonderful choice for colorwork. The colors are vibrant and it blocks wonderfully creating a soft, cozy fabric.
Sizes
12/18m [1/2T, 3/4T, 6/7, 8/10]
Finished Measurements
chest: 20.25 [23, 25, 27, 29] inches
length: 12.75[14.5, 15.75, 118.25, 20] inches
Gauge (washed and blocked)
26sts and 34 rows=4 inches in Stockinette
Materials
Sunshine Yarns Classic Sock [100% Superwash
Merino; 370 yards in 100grams(3.53 oz)]
MC: Chocolate(brown): 2 [2, 2, 2, 3]skeins
skeins The first size yardage requirements came in VERY close to 2 skeins. I defaulted to 2 skeins to be extra sure that you have enough.
CC1: Parchment(off white): 1[ 1, 1, 1, 1]
skeins.
CC2: Bella’s Truck(orange): 1[ 1, 1, 1, 1]
Only a small amount of yarn is used for the CC1 and
CC2. The 3/4T sample used 19grams of CC1 and 6
grams of CC2.
Needles
1-16 inch US3/3.25mm circular for all sizes.
1-24 inch US3/3.25mm circular for larger sizes. You
may also use this for the smaller sizes when working
the yoke. You will switch needles as needed.
1 set of US3/3.25mm double pointed needles
or needle size to obtain gauge
Notions
darning needle
stitch marker
scrap yarn
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