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Cuelebre
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The Cuelebre mini scarf is knitted from one corner to the other, first increasing until you reach the halfway point and then decreasing. It features a simple pattern of little squares created using slipped stitches. You only need a small amount of fingering-weight yarn in two colours, making it the perfect opportunity to use up leftovers for a quick and satisfying knit.
The cuelebre is a winged serpent from Asturian mythology.
MATERIALS
- 3.5 mm (US 4) straight or circular needles. Adjust if necessary to achieve gauge – see below.
- 2 markers.
- Optional: removable markers, scrap yarn or stitch holder if you want to do the provisional cast on.
YARN
Fingering or light fingering yarn in 2 colours.
- Main colour (MC): 92 m / 101 yds. This is the background colour. I used Aitana Villa Yarns Sophie (75% merino, 25% nylon, 425 m / 465 yards in 100 g) in the Crazy Socks 2 colourway (variegated white).
- Contrasting colour (CC): 59 m / 65 yds. This is the colour of the vertical lines. I used Tejeritas Luxury Yak (50% mulberry silk, 50% yak, 200 m / 219 yds in 50 g) in the Caribbean colourway (dark green).
DIMENSIONS
132 x 9,5 cm / 52 x 3.75 inches
GAUGE
30 stitches and 38 rows in 10 cm / 4 inches in the scarf pattern, after blocking.
Gauge is not important in this pattern but it might affect the final dimensions and amount of yarn used.
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