Great Stash Buster!!

Montana winds blow without regard to the season; basically any time the sun is out you can pretty much expect the wind to be blowing. This snood is lightweight and classy enough to wear throughout the year; may be worn over the head or around the neck as a cowl.

Skill Level: Intermediate

Yarn Description:
A. Any color 3ply Sport or Baby Yarn; less than 140g/5oz, 361m/395yds
B. Any color 3ply Sport or Baby Yarn; less than 140g/5oz, 361m/395yds
Sample used: Bucilla Spectator 3ply Sport Yarn in white & lt. beige

Bond Knit Machine: Ultimate Sweater Machine Keyplate #3

Other Materials Needed:
Latch tool
1- and 2-prong transfer tools
Claw weights
Blunt tip or bent-tip tapestry needle
Invisible sewing thread
Waste yarn (use a contrasting color)

Gauge: 12sts x 14rows = 4” (10cm)

Pattern Notes:
o Pattern uses a 1X1 over 1 cable pattern, knitted-in hem, picot edging, and hand manipulations. Schematic and pattern photo included.
o After knitting 8 rows, place a claw weight on each end of the piece, 1 row down from the ndls. This will allow the carriage to flow easier over the stitches.
o Always tie tails of A & B together, after knitting 1st changing row; this will keep yarn from pulling taunt or coming apart.
o To adjust the width, increase or decrease ndls in multiples of 6
o To adjust the length, increase or decrease rows in multiples of 8