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Our yarns are hand-dyed on the following bases:
Cheshire Cat — light fingering weight — 100% sw merino — 28-30 sts = 4" — 4 oz/ 512 yds
Mary Ann — fingering/sock weight — 85% sw merino, 15% nylon — 28-30 sts = 4" — 4 oz/ 475 yds
Confetti — fingering weight — 92% superwash wool, 5% nepps, 3% lurex sparkle — 28-34 sts = 4" — 3.5 oz/432 yds
Summer Silk — fingering weight — 100% silk bourette — 25-28 sts = 4" — 3.5 oz/ 390 yds
Mad Hatter — sport weight — 100% sw merino — 20-24 sts = 4" — 4 oz/ 344 yds
Sprinkles — sport weight — 95% superwash merino, 5% rainbow nepps — 20-24 sts = 4" — 4 oz/ 340 yds
Cotton Kiss — sport weight — 50% superwash merino, 50% cotton — 20-24 sts = 4” — 4 oz/ 372 yds
Tweed — sport weight — 55% sw merino, 15% mulberry silk, 15% baby alpaca, 15% donegal — 22-24 sts = 4" – 3.5 oz/310 yds
Alice DK weight — 70% sw merino, 30% silk — 21-23 sts = 4" — 4 oz/ 242 yds
Silk Twist DK weight — 72% fine sw merino, 28% mulberry silk — 20-22 sts = 4" —3.5 oz/250 yds
Lory— DK weight — 100% superwash merino — 21-32 sts = 4" — 4 oz/280 yds
March Hare — worsted weight — 100% sw merino — 16-20 sts = 4" — 4 oz/ 184 yds
Walrus — chunky weight — 100% superwash merino — 12 sts = 4" — 4 oz/280 yds
For more details on all our yarn bases, click here.I was the sample knitter of this lovely cowl. The pattern is well written and it is a glorious knit as there is no time to get bored. There are a couple of areas where three colors are used for a couple of rounds but most of the colorwork is only two colors. Enjoy knitting this! It is worth your time.
I was the sample knitter of this lovely cowl. The pattern is well written and it is a glorious knit as there is no time to get bored. There are a couple of areas where three colors are used for a couple of rounds but most of the colorwork is only two colors. Enjoy knitting this! It is worth your time.
This colorwork infinity scarf features repeating flowers and leaf motifs that dance around this squishy, cozy design. It’s knit in the round with stranded colorwork, then seamed to create a continuous loop. Choose from two versatile versions — a wider, single-wrap or longer, double-wrap. Beginning colorwork knitters will appreciate the repetition of the geometric design, while the angles and movement provide a fun challenge for a more experience knitter.
Yarn: Wonderland Yarns “Mad Hatter” sport weight, 100% superwash merino: 8, 1 oz mini skeins, 86 yds each (C 1-8) & 1, 4 oz skein, 344 yds (MC) (see note)
Note: This cowl uses every bit of MC. Ensure that your gauge is correct and keep your swatch in case you need to reclaim the yarn. To be on the safe side, you may wish to have 2 skeins of MC.
Main Color: “Gravelwalk” (MC)
Mini Color Collection: “Puzzle & Ponder”
Stripes: 2 colors/minis (dark purple (C1) for the outer border & the dark magenta (C2) for the inner border)
Leaves & Vines: 2 colors/minis (2 greens (C4 & C5))
Flowers: 2 colors/minis (dark teal (C3) and (dark red (C7))
Flower Center & Sparkles: 2 color(s)/mini(s) (dark gold (C6) with the dark teal (C3), dark orange (C8) with the dark red (C7))
Needles & Notions: US size 6/4mm — we recommend a 16"/40cm circular needle (or size required to get gauge), spare needle in gauge size for working Kitchener closing, darning needle, stitch markers to mark repeats — one in a unique color to mark the start of the round, waste yarn for provisional cast-on
Gauge: 24 sts & 21 rounds = 4"/10cm in colorwork pattern
Sizes & Measurements:
1. 108 sts & 2 repeats: Our sample shown, wide and ample. It is snug if double-wrapped. Length: 40"/102cm, width: 9"/23cm (measured flat)
2. 72 sts & 3 repeats: A narrower cowl, more suited for being double-wrapped. length: 60"/152cm, width: 6"/15cm (measured flat)
Techniques used: provisional cast-on, Kitchener stitch, colorwork
