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Mountain Trails Mug Mats
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These 2-sided mats are knit seamlessly using stranded colorwork and a couple of little tricks.
Skills required
Long-tail cast-on
Knitting into the front and the back of stitch
Stranded knitting
Three-needle bind-off
Materials
Approximately 50-55 yards of non-superwash worsted-weight wool yarn for each mat - 10 yards of motif color, 40 yards of background color for Lone Pine; 15 yards of motif color, 40 yards of background color for Quiet Woods and Snowfall; 30 yards of edging color, 25 yards of second color for Buffalo Mountain Plaid
Two US 7/4.5 mm circular needles or size needed to obtain gauge. 16” or 24” cables work well
For best results, use a non-superwash wool. Slippery yarns will be more likely to grow lengthwise and colorwork is more cohesive in wooly wool.
Colorwork is charted only.
Samples were knit in Knit Picks Simply Wool Worsted
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