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Binary Wrap | Knitting Pattern by Michele Wang
Binary Wrap | Knitting Pattern by Michele Wang
Binary Wrap | Knitting Pattern by Michele Wang
Binary Wrap | Knitting Pattern by Michele Wang
Binary Wrap | Knitting Pattern by Michele Wang
Binary Wrap | Knitting Pattern by Michele Wang
Binary Wrap | Knitting Pattern by Michele Wang
Binary Wrap | Knitting Pattern by Michele Wang
Product description
Sequence knitting can create familiar textured fabrics or break with traditional patterning and take flight in organic forms. This scarf (or wrap, if you opt for a larger scale) pairs alternating charted motifs to form a patchwork of flowing wavelets and more structured pennants. The reversible fabric is subtly different but equally handsome on both sides. Worsted-spun Arbor renders the stitches in high relief, and simple slipped-stitch edges keep the focus on the novel textures.
Designer: Michele Wang
Collection: Winter 2017
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Sequence Texture Stitch Scarf & Wrap
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Skill Level
2 of 5
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Product description
Sequence knitting can create familiar textured fabrics or break with traditional patterning and take flight in organic forms. This scarf (or wrap, if you opt for a larger scale) pairs alternating charted motifs to form a patchwork of flowing wavelets and more structured pennants. The reversible fabric is subtly different but equally handsome on both sides. Worsted-spun Arbor renders the stitches in high relief, and simple slipped-stitch edges keep the focus on the novel textures.
Designer: Michele Wang
Collection: Winter 2017
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Pattern materials
YARDAGE
- 640 (1440) total yards of DK weight wool yarn
YARN
- 5 (10) skeins Brooklyn Tweed Arbor (100% American Targhee wool; 145 yards/50 grams)
- Scarf photographed in color Hammock; wrap photographed in color Carob
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Pattern specs
CONSTRUCTION
- Scarf or wrap is worked flat from end to end.
GAUGE
- 21 stitches & 40 rows = 4″ in textured pattern from Waves Pattern, after blocking
- 20 stitches & 37 rows = 4″ in textured pattern from Blocks Pattern, after blocking
NEEDLES
- One pair of straight needles or a 32″ circular needle in size needed to obtain gauge listed
- Suggested Size: 4 mm (US 6)
FINISHED DIMENSIONS
- 8 (17½)” [20.5 (44.5) cm] wide; 77″ [195.5cm] long
Please note: the stitch patterns used for this garment include written as well as charted instructions.
- Scarf or wrap is worked flat from end to end.
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Techniques
Tutorials for all special techniques listed below are included in the pattern:
- Sewn Bind Off (Elizabeth Zimmermann’s method)
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Pattern Updates
Current Pattern: v1.1
23 January 2017: Version 1.1
- On page 6, the second Decrease Row has been changed to Increase Row
- The row repeat text for the Waves Pattern has been changed to “6-row repeat” to reflect the chart
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