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Red Dahlia
Pattern Details
Dive into the waves of this short row cowl using either a DK weight or Fingering weight sock set (100g +20g) main plus mini skein.
Pattern includes written instructions for both versions, and charted wave patterns plus video tutorials.
Perfect for the sock-set addict who prefers non-sock projects. A great option to showcase a mini-skein or at least 20g of leftover DK from a favorite project.
Recommended Yarn:
Fingering Version:
Artistic Lilly, Gotta Have Socks Fingering
(80% Superwash Merino, 20% Nylon: 400yds/100g).
Heel and Toe Matching Mini (80yds/20g)
Colorway: Cybertruck
DK Version:
Artistic Lilly, Awesome DK Sock Set
(75% Superwash Merino/25% Nylon: 246yds/100g)
DK Matching Mini (49yds/20g)
Colorway: Pinkmaiden
Needles:
Fingering: US 2 (3.0mm) two 24” circular needles for two circulars technique, or one 32” or longer circular needle for Magic Loop technique, or size to obtain gauge
DK: US 4 (3.5mm) two 24” circular needles for two circulars technique, or one 32” or longer circular needle for Magic Loop technique, or size to obtain gauge
Notions:
Yarn Needle
Removable Stitch Markers (4-5)
Removable BOR markers in another color/style (2)
Gauge:
Fingering: 21 sts and 46 rounds= 4” garter stitch pattern, unblocked
DK: will obtain DK gauge after sample complete
Sizes:
Fingering: 28” (72cm) circ. and 14” (36cm) deep
DK snug version: 26.5” (67cm) circ. and 12” (30.5cm) deep
DK looser version: 31.8” (80cm) circ. and 12” (30.5cm) deep
Yardage
Fingering: Main - 80-90g (320-360yards), Contrast - 12-17g (48-68yards)
DK snug version: Main - 50-70g (120-170yards), Contrast - 9-11g (20-30yards)
DK looser version: Main - 60-80g (160-220yards), Contrast - 11-13g (25-35yards)
Pattern Notes:
-You can double-up your fingering weight yarn to knit the DK version if you have trouble locating a DK sock set or use DK leftovers.
-When knitting or purling previously wrapped stitches, be sure to lift the wrap onto the needle and knit it together with the wrapped stitch. Use this method on every wrapped stitch you encounter.
Required Skills:
w&t - Knit the required number of stitches, bring yarn to front between needles, slip the next stitch to the right needle, bring the yarn to the back, return the slipped stitch to the left needle and turn the work to the other side—one stitch has been wrapped and you are ready to knit the next stitch.
Learn more about short row methods: https://youtu.be/fuOnlGsEw5E
Video Tutorials included in the pattern.
This pattern has been tech edited and tested for clarity.
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- First published: March 2021
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