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Kumo Pattern, PDF
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This elegant lighter-than-air scarf is done using two needle sizes to create a subtle texture and natural glimmer. Try your hand at Color Mixing to take this project to the next level.
SKILL LEVEL
BeginnerYARN
Shibui Knits Silk Cloud
60% Kid Mohair
40% Silk
330 yds / 25 g
2 skeins
Sample shown in Mist (held with TSC white)
Sample shown in Noire (held with TSC Deep Water)
Shibui Knits Tweed Silk Cloud
65% Silk
35% Kid Mohair
190 yds / 25 g
2 skeins
Sample shown in White (held with SC Mist)
Sample shown in Deep Water (held with SC Noire)
NEEDLES & NOTIONS
Size US 3 (3 mm) needles
Size US 10.5 (6.5 mm) needles
OR interchangeable needles with one US 3 (3 mm) tip and one US 10.5 (6.6 mm) tip
Optional: Second US 10.5 (6.5 mm) needle / tip for Bind-Off
Tapestry Needle
2 Stitch Markers
Blocking pins and wires
FWP PATTERN!
Pattern free with the purchase of yarn requirements (2 skeins of Silk Cloud + 2 skeins of Tweed Silk Cloud). Add the pattern to your cart with the yarn and we will adjust the price before we process your order.
FINISHED DIMENSIONS
67” wide × 22.5” deepGAUGE
14 sts & 22 rows = 4” in Pattern stitch on US 3 and 10.5 needles, blocked; gauge is not critical for this project, but may affect finished size and yardage requiredNOTES
Kumo is knitted sideways in Stockinette Stitch on the bias from one tip to the opposite long edge with one strand of Silk Cloud and one strand of Tweed Silk Cloud held together throughout. Wrap is worked with two needle sizes: the larger is used to knit the right side and the smaller to purl the stitches on the wrong side. Increases are worked at the beginning of the RS rows as well as at the end of the WS rows. Decreases are worked at the end of every RS row.It is important to knit the upper edge (increase edge) loosely. For a stretchier upper edge, you can add a yarn over (included in the instructions) between the two edge stitches and drop the yarn over again the next row. These yarn overs do not constitute an increase. To increase the size of the shawl, keep working in the established pattern until desired size is reached.
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