Photos, text and design \u00a9 Paula_m (Susanne M\u00fcller)<\/p>\n
The NOMAD Scarf is a scarf with an integrated hood, a practical and cozy alternative to a hat and scarf.<\/p>\n
The NOMAD Scarf is worked from bottom to top in the semi-patent. The two switching cables are first knitted individually from the tip upwards. The stitches of the two parts are then combined on a needle to form a hood. The hood is formed with the aid of double increases and double decreases and finally sewn together in the upper region in the mesh stitch.<\/p>\n
Techniques used: semi-patent with envelopes, left and right inclined double increases, left and right inclined double decreases, mesh stitch (\u201cKitchener Stitch\u201d).<\/p>\n
Size<\/strong> MATERIAL<\/strong><\/p>\n 6 balls Lang Yarns YAK (70% Merino extrafine \u2013 mulesing free, 30% yak; 50 gram balls with a running length of \u0303120m)<\/p>\n YAK is a noble classic yarn.\u00a0 It is super soft and available in the most beautiful natural colors. It gets a feel like Kashmir.<\/p>\n Needles Other materials<\/strong> <\/p>\n
\nEinheitsgr\u00f6\u00dfe
\nLength (incl.) Kapuze): ca. 125 cm
\nWidth (cap): approximately 23 cm
\nWidth (shell): approximately 12 cm<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Rundstricknadel 4,0 mm (60 – 80 cm)<\/p>\n
\nSewing needle, if necessary Mesh markers<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"