Inverness
Kyle William| 2017

A collaboration with New Zealand based designer (and friend!) Kurt Payne, the Inverness wrap was crafted to make use of two skeins of yarn, which may or may not be related. As each section is completed, the stripe sections lengthen and shift to the side, creating a fun, curved silhouette.
Although easy to memorize, the pattern includes a worksheet/checklist to help keep you on track as you travel through the project.

Knitting Knowledge | 
​The body of this project is worked flat, and requires:

​• Casting on
• Increasing
• Working with stitch markers
• Casting on at end of a row 
• Bind off
Finished Size | Approximately 14" (35.56 cm) hight
58" (147.32 cm) over curve, after blocking

Yarn | Schoppel Wolle
Zauberball Starke 6
75% Superwash Wool
25% Nylon
150 grams, 437 yards
1 ball each: 
C1: 2092
C2: 2266
Needles | Size 6 (4.00 mm)  circular. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge.

Notions | Stitch markers (m); measuring tape; tapestry needle.

​Gauge | 22 sts and 44 rows = 4" (10 cm) in garter stitch, blocked.
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