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Sleep-away
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Description
Long roads are ahead and if ever you’ve tried to sleep half-upright in the hard seat of a coach bus or attempted to curl up in the passenger seat on your way home for the holidays you’ll appreciate the clever construction of this scarf.
The length of the scarf can be tucked into a convenient pocket, trading style for comfort with just a few folds.
This scarf is made using a combination of knitting flat and in the round along with colour changes and a pair of playful cables so you can always catch your zees.
Sizing
Approx: 8 inches by 170 inches
The length is variable as you can always add more repeats. Adding more rows may result in your not being able to fit the whole thing into the pocket.
Yarn
O-Wool Classic Worsted
Aran; 100% Merino; 50g/99yds (91meters)
Main Color (MC): Ash (5 skeins)
Contrast Color (CC): Overcast (1 skein)
Total used: 472 yards (431 m)
Needles
Needles:
(2) Size US 9 (40cm) 16 inch cable needles
or size needed to obtain gauge
Construction
This pattern uses a combination of knitting flat and knitting in the round in order to create the pocket. I would not recommend using magic loop for this one simply because it’s tricky to split the stitches.
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- First published: October 2016
- Page created: October 4, 2016
- Last updated: June 19, 2019 …
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