Stack of Triangles Neck Warmer
By Ladybryn
This neck warmer is a deceptively simple pattern, which consists of knitting and purling, slipping stitches, knitting together and bringing the yarn forward. With the scalloped edging and knitted selvedge, this gorgeous and warm-as-toast neck warmer makes an elegant addition to the winter wardrobe. Finished measurements: 62cm (24.5in) lengthwise x 24cm (9.5in) width For this you will need: 3 balls Patons Superwash 8ply 50g, 1 set 4.5mm (size 7 UK & USA) needles or the required size to give correct tension Tension: 26 stitches approx. over 28 rows in 10cm (4 in) using 4.5mm needles. If there are fewer stitches use smaller needles, more stitches use larger needles Standard Abbreviations: K = Knit P = Purl Cont = Continue St = Stitch Patt = Pattern Tog = Together Special Abbreviations: yfwd = Yarn in front of needle (makes an extra st) Sl = Slip stitch onto right hand needle psso = Pass Slipped Stitch Over next knitted st tbl = through the back of loop Using 4.5mm needles, cast on 51 sts 1st Row: Knit entire row tbl 2nd Row: Knit Commence Pattern: 1st Row (RS facing): K4, \*yfwd, K2, Sl 1, K1, psso, K2 tog, K2, yfwd, K1, rep from \* to last 2 sts K2 2nd and alternate Rows: K2, P to last 2 sts, K2 3rdRow: K3, \*yfwd, K2, sl 1, K1, psso, K2 tog, K2, yfwd, K1, rep from \* to last 3 sts, K3 These last 4 rows form pattern. til patt measures approx. 62cm from beginning, ending with a 4th P rov K next two rows Cast off tbl Ladybryn 2012
