
Sumendixa Keeping with the rustic theme, Sumendixa is another baserri in my hometown, Eibar. I remember being a little girl and going there with my grandpa, who was a member of the tradicional Sociedad, with the same name as the baserri. Winters in Eibar can be quite dreary and this shoulder wrap will keep me warm while I knit or spin in my studio. As a mixture of bold lace and cables it's a good introduction to both techniques. You'll Need: 1 Sken of Ardilanak Superchunky, or any 200gr/130ms Yarn. 12Mm needles (straight or circular). Cable Needle, spare yarn, corchet and sewing needle.
Stiches:
Knit in RS, Purl in WS. (Save for the first 3 stitches in every row, those 3 are allways knitted, creating a garter border) Purl in RS, Knit in WS / K2tog (Knit 2 sts together) \ SSK (Slip-slip-Knit). O Yarn Over CB3 Cables: Pass 3 stitches to cable needle and leave cable needle in the front, knit next 3 stitches. Put cable needle stitches back in left needle, knit this 3 stitches.
How to Knit the wrap:
Cast on (Crochet Cast on or any cast on that leaves 30 live stitches to pick up later), 30 stitches. Start Row 01 of pattern and keep knitting until you have knited enough to wrap your shoulders. Finish in Row 11. Put the live cast on stitches in the spare needle. Use the 3 needle bind off, or if you're feeling it, use the Kitchener Stitch.
