Welcome to the Reunion Wrap pattern, a quick, one skein project that doubles as a gauge swatch for the Reunion Cardigan. This headband is perfect for knitters looking to practice their skills in increases, decreases, and transitioning between stockinette and garter stitch patterns. Made with Brooklyn Tweed Shelter yarn, this headband not only serves as a practical accessory but also ensures that your gauge is on point for your upcoming cardigan project.

The Reunion Wrap features elegant, leaf-shaped ends and a comfortable fit, making it an ideal piece for year-round wear. By working on this pattern, you’ll gain confidence in your knitting techniques and be well-prepared for the more complex elements of the Reunion Cardigan.

YARN
1 Skein Brooklyn Tweed Shelter (Worsted Weight, American Targhee-Columbia Wool; 50 grams/140 yards 128 meters) in Sap (Green w/yellow flecks)

OR
Approximately 140 yards/128 meters of Worsted Weight Yarn

GAUGE
16 stitches and 28 rows = 4” / 10cm in Stockinette Stitch.
Pattern worked flat on gauge needles, after blocking.

SIZE
One Size - Width (measured at the wrap’s full width after the increases are complete) 5.25” / 13cm and length: 22” / 55.5cm (measurements are post-blocking).

NEEDLES
US Size 7 / 4 mm circular, 16” / 40 cm length or a needle size suitable to obtain gauge. You may have to use a different sized needle than I did to achieve the same gauge. ❤️ This pattern is designed to be worked flat, so you could use straight needles. I prefer circular and that is what I used to knit the