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Jasper Scarflette
Spring 2024 Lauren McElroy: Feliz Capsule Collection
Our collection with Lauren McElroy celebrates the versatility of Feliz: the wool/modal fiber blend gives both drape and body to these warm-weather knits. Simple textures stay light enough to layer for multi-season wear - see how Feliz plays with a multitude of textures in the different pieces for a beautiful effect.
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Stop short for a hair tie or keep knitting til the end of the skein -- it’s your choice for this versatile accessory!
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FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Small: 2” wide and 22” long
Medium: 2½” wide and 32” long
Large: 2½” wide and 41” long
Note: Width is measured over the widest part of the Pebble Stitch sections.
MATERIALS
Manos del Uruguay FELIZ (70% superwash merino, 30% modal; approx. 350 yds/100 g): 1 sk for all sizes
Shown in Z8891 Grizzly
US 6/4 mm straight needles, or size needed to obtain gauge
Tapestry needle
GAUGE
26 sts and 30 rows = 4”/10 cm in Pebble Stitch, blocked.
Exact gauge is not critical for the success of this project but may affect the finished measurements.
NOTES
This project is infinitely adjustable. You can change its length by working more or fewer rows in each section, or by adding more sections. For a wider piece, work more increase rows in the beginning point, making sure that your final stitch count is a multiple of 4 stitches plus 1, then work more decrease rows in the ending point to eliminate the extra stitches.
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