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LONG ISLAND TWILLY
Your summer scarfette, ribbon & cocktail all-in-one!

This is a little skinny neck scarfette or tote ribbon! It is perfect for using up any leftover yarn or that special skein that’s been waiting to hop on your needles. It is worked tip to tip, to desired length.

The Twilly was introduced in 2003 as a playful twist on the classic Hermès silk scarf, designed to be worn in creative, modern ways. Let’s get creative!

The pattern has full written and chart instructions, together with a cocktail recipe by yours truly!

The Long Island Twilly can be worked with any yarn and any gauge. My suggestion to you is to cast on the pattern and work the Beginning Tip. If the edge stitches look too loose for your liking, rip it out and start over with a smaller needle. See sample yarn and needle information below.

SIZE:
Length (tip to tip – adjustable): 80cm/ 32”
Width (at widest): 4cm/ 1.5”
All finished measurements are taken with relaxed fabric after blocking.

YARN:
FINGERING WEIGHT YARN
Fleece & Flax, Sonder Yarn Co.
100g (395m/ 432yds, 75% BFL, 25% Linen).
Sample shown in colours Sleeping Beauty (blush-brown) and Offline (greige).
Yarn quantity required: 13g (52m/ 56 yds)
Needles: Size 3.75mm/ US 5 straight needles, or short circular (40cm/ 16”).

DK WEIGHT YARN
Snuggly, Cashmere Merino Silk, Sirdar.
50g (115m/ 126yds, 75% Extra Fine Merino, 20% Silk, 5% Cashmere).
Sample shown in colour Prince Charming (Shade 304 – blue).
Yarn quantity required: 24g (55m/ 61 yds)
Needles: Size 4mm/ US 6 straight needles, or short circular (40cm/ 16”).

NOTIONS: Tapestry/Darning needle.

GAUGE:
23 sts x 34 rows = 10cm x 10cm (4”x 4”) in stocking stitch, after blocking, based on fingering weight yarn, using 3.75mm/ US 5 needles.
Gauge is not crucial for this project, but it will affect meterage and final size if different. See Construction Notes.

CONSTRUCTION NOTES:
A few words on gauge and yarn: This project can be worked with any yarn and any gauge. My suggestion to you is to cast on the pattern and work the Beginning Tip. If the edge stitches look too loose for your liking, rip it out and start over with a smaller needle.