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Shifting Colors Infinity Scarf/Cowl
Shifting Colors features Lisa’s Elegant I-Cord Edge (EIE); by maneuvering the MC and CC yarns, the strand of yarn not in use is carried-up and hidden inside the i-cord edge. The cowl is worked flat (CO edge to BO edge) and worked with stripes/color work and texture details, then seamed with mattress stitch to create an infinity loop that can be worn single or doubled.
This design is worked using yarn with a long coloway for both the MC and the CC; it also works well with a solid yarn for MC and a long colorway for the CC.
This pattern was originally published as a teaching tool and pattern for students in my Elegant I-Cord Edge Technique Class and has been through a preliminary review with my technical editor. It has been used by numerous students as the design we knit and pattern we use during those classes.
Measurements
Circumference : Approximately 54”/137 cm after blocking
Width: Approximately 9.25”/24 cm after blocking
Materials
Yarn
Noro Silk Garden (45% slik, 45% Mohair, 10% Wool); 109 yds/100 m per 1.7 oz/50 gr skein.
Notions
Locking stitch markers (to mark right side of work), Yarn needle (darning needle).
Skills Required
Advance beginner/Intermediate. Can knit & purl, slip stitiches, cast-on and bind-off. Familiar with changing yarn colors and comfortable following pattern instructions. Introduction to Lisa’s Elegant I-Cord Edge Technique.
Pattern 4 color pages
This pattern has been test knit by: Sally R., Stephane S. and Shirley A.
Every effort has been made to create this knitting pattern. Prior to publication, I have the pattern reviewed by a paid professional technical editor. I then hire test knitters to knit the pattern to ensure you receive user-friendly, clearly written instructions for your knitting success. Because this is a PDF download, I cannot refund your purchase. If you have any questions, please contact me at lisa@handworksnw.com prior to purchasing this pattern.
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- First published: September 2011
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