COFFEE BEENZ - F346
Hat
Size: Ladies medium
Materials: 1 ball Coffee Beenz
Needles: 16” circular size 6 & 8 plus doublepoints size 8
Gauge: 18 sts = 4” over st st.
With smaller needles, loosely cast on 92 sts.
Join, making sure not to twist the sts. Place marker.
Work in k2/p2 ribbing for 2”, increasing evenly around row to 110 sts on the last round.
Change to larger needle and work in st st until total length is 8”.
BABY ALPACA GRANDE Hand dye - F336
Openwork Textured Wrap
Materials:
Baby Alpaca Grande: 2- 100g Hanks
Gauge: 3 sts = 1” over st st.
Needles: Size 16” US 11 needle.
Size: Approx. (16” x 30”).
Shoulder Wrap
Loosely cast on 80 sts.
Place marker and join, taking care not to twist the sts.
Purl 1 round.
Begin pattern:
Round 1: Knit.
Round 2: *(Yo, k2tog); repeat from * around.
Round 3: Purl.
Covington – F324
Lace purse - round bottom
Materials:
Covington: 2 - 100g Hanks
Gauge: 5 sts = 1” over st st.
Needles: Size 16” US 7 needle, size 7 dpns.
Size: Approx. 16” around x 10” tall
Lace Pattern
SSKP = slip 2 sts at the same time as if to knit 2 together, knit 1, [pass both slipped sts
over the knitted st].
Multiple of 10 stitches
Maker cords first and set aside.
Round 1 (and every subsequent odd round): Knit.
BOKU – F316
Diagonal Tube Scarf
Size: 10 x 55”
Materials: 4 skeins of Boku
Needles: Size 8 circular- 16 inch needles or 4 double point needles size 8
Gauge: 4.5 sts =1”
Cast on 40 stitches and join for knitting in the round.
Round 1: Purl
Round 2: Knit.
MUSHISHI
Traveling Cowl
Materials:1 - 250g hank Mushishi shown in color 3
Gauge: 5 sts =1” over pattern
Needles: US size 7 -- 24” circular; stitch marker.
Size: approximately 25”in diameter x 18.5” in length
Traveling Pattern: Multiple of 11 sts.
Round 1: *(Sl 1, k1, psso, k6, yo, k3).
Round 2: Knit all sts.
Repeat rounds 1 & 2 for Traveling Pattern.
Seed Stitch Pattern for border:
Round 1 *(K1, p1); repeat from * around.
Baby Alpaca Grande - F408
Keyhole Scarf
Yarn: Baby Alpaca Grande - 1—100g hank shown in color 5469
Needles: US Size 15
Size: about 3.5" x 30”.
Gauge: Not overly important - do not knit tight and get the scarf width as stated.
Instructions:
Divide hank of yarn in half.
With double strand of yarn, loosely cast on 14 sts.
Work 2x2 ribbing as follows:
Row 1: K2, *(p2, k2); repeat from * across.
Row 2: P2, *(k2, p2); repeat from * across.
Joie de Vie - F387
Scarf
Materials: Joie de Vive- 1 ball.
Approx. Finished Size: 5” x 60”
Needles: Size US 9.
With size 9 needles, cast on 7 sts by wrapping needle around the back of the mesh and inserting it into the holes along the top edge, one hole per one stitch. Knit the first row by wrapping mesh around the needle and inserting needle into top edge holes- skipping one hole between each stitch. Repeat for every following row. Bind off in normal fashion. See photos for more info.
Penn State Scarf & Hat - F416
Size: Hat: 23” x 8”. Scarf: 8 x 50”
Materials: 1 ball Encore Worsted color 848 (navy-A), and 1 ball color 208(white-B) EACH for Hat and Scarf. Note: Hat takes 1 ball each color, scarf takes 1 ball each color.
Gauge: 12 sts = 4” in garter stitch on a US 11 needle, or size needed to achieve gauge.
Needles: 24” circular size US 11 for the scarf, 16” circular size US 10½, and size US 10 or US 10½ double pointed needles for the hat.
Penn State Scarf:
EROS II Shawl - F418
Materials: 4 balls Eros II shown in color 3003
Size: 20 x 60”
Needles: Size US 15 needles.
Gauge: 7 sts = 4” over pattern st using double strand of yarn.
Shawl:
Cut 124 pieces of Eros II into 15” sections. Set aside. Hint: Cut half of fringe from each of 2 balls.
Using a double strand of Eros II loosely cast on 33 sts, leaving 9” tails.
Row 1: P1, *(yo, p2tog); repeat from * to end.
Joy Rainbow - F392
Scarf
Materials: 1 hank.
Approx. Finished Size: 3” x 48”
Needles: Size US 10.
Knitting Instructions: Spread open the mesh. Turn sideways so that the rainbow effect is at the bottom. Cast on 6 sts across the top edge using a size US 10 needle. Knit through the top edge openings - one opening for the first stitch of every row, then skip a track hole each time for the other stitches of the row. Knit every row.
