A simple colorwork piece, this wall hanging is worked flat from the top down to the point in textured stitches. Colorwork can be done entirely in intarsia, or the knitter can choose to carry the MC behind in smaller antler sections. The top edge is stitched down afterwards to create a sleeve to slip a rod or dowel into for display.

Sizes
One size, 23” tall and 17” wide.

Yarn
Berroco “Peruvia Quick” 100% Peruvian Highland Wool. 103 yds per 100 g skein.
Shown in MC: Black, 2 skeins; and CC: Bing Cherry, 1 skein.

Needles
8 mm (US 11) circulars or straights

Gauge
11.5 sts & 18 rows = 4” in Seed St, blocked.
Adjust needle size to obtain gauge (though gauge is not vital to this design).

Notions/Extras
Tapestry needle, yarn bobbins, dowel/rod

Pattern Notes
Colorwork tip: it’s easiest to work this piece in intarsia; you might want to use bobbins to
hold your lengths of yarn. This would be particularly helpful when working the antlers.