Dromos (Greek for road) is a striped wrap with a unique and unusual shape. Thick, defined stripes and short rows, all worked in Garter Stitch, form roads and pathways that take the knitter on a journey of different knitting directions. The finished wrap is rectangular, but with a much thicker section on one side. Knitting this wrap in fingering weight yarn on larger-than-usual needles creates a fabric lightweight enough to mold it around ones body either as a scarf or an asymmetrical wrap, showcasing whichever stripes the knitter prefers.

Specific Yarn Requirements:
Anzula Cloud (80% Merino, 10% Cashmere, 10% Nylon; 575 yds/ 526 m per 114g); 1 skein each of Charcoal (A) and Avocado (C)
Anzula Dreamy (75% Merino, 15% Cashmere, 10% Silk; 385 yds/ 352 m per 115g); 1 skein of Au Natural (B)
Or, 3 colors of fingering weight yarn: 350 yds/ 320 m of A, 50 yds/ 46 m of B, and 525 yds/ 480 m of C

Needles:
US 6 (4 mm) circular needle, at least 24”/ 60 cm long

Technical editing by Tana Pageler.

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