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The ROSA neckwarmer, a must to knit and must to wear for winter season!
Start top with the 1x1 rib turtle neck, before shaping the neck with some short rows and then continuing the yoke with raglan increases along beautiful cable columns. For the longer beautiful cabled (and bobbled) front panel, you work short rows and finish the neckwarmer with an i-cord edging. This could be a perfect piece to learn or practise new skills, such as the tubular cast-on, German Short Rows, i-cord cast-off, working perfect bobbles. All techniques are explained or links to this video tutorial are given. All cables are charted and written.

SIZES
1 / 2
XS-M/ L-XL
To adjust the size, you can also use thicker or thinner yarn, and larger or smaller needles
neck circumference (non stretched!): 37,75 / 43.75 cm
(15 /17.25 inches)
neck height: 20 cm (7.75 inches)
front panel length: 18,25 (7.25)

NEEDLES
Circular needles in sizes 3,5 and 4 mm (US 3 and US 6) or sizes to obtain gauge, with a length of 40 cm (16 inches)

GAUGE
20 sts and 27 rounds / rows to 10 cm (4 in) in stockinette stitch with larger needle, after blocking
27 sts and 29 rounds / rows to 10 cm (4 in) in 1x1 rib with smaller needle, after blocking

YARN
DK-weight yarn or yarn to get gauge
Sample 1 uses: Sandnes Garn, PetiteKnit Double Sunday (DK, 100% Merino wool, 108 m (118 yds) per 50 g, in 3553 dusty rouge)
Sample 2 uses: De Rerum Natura, Pénélope
(DK, 90% Merino wool, 10% silk, 133 m (145 yds) per 50 g, in Avoine

METRES NEEDED
Around 320 / 400+ m (350 / 440 +yds)
--> Yardage may vary a bit from knitter to knitter, yarn Ko yarn! Have always a bit more in stock to be on the safe side.

YOU NEED
Stitch markers (8) // Tapestry needle // Cable needle // Crochet hook (for prov cast-on)