Nora Neck Descriptions

Description

The Nora Neck knitting pattern is a modern knit pattern with a large turtleneck that will keep you warm on cold days. The ribbed shoulders that drape downwards make the neck warmer knitting pattern a cool yet sophisticated piece to wear under your coat. The oversized turtleneck, knitted from top to bottom in a 1x1 rib pattern, creates a balanced combination of elegance and coziness. The knit pattern with hand-dyed yarn and bouclé texture is fluffy and warm, creating an accessory that is both classic, modern and fun. The body of the neck warmer is shaped with raglan increases, while the accentuated shoulders are knitted in a 1x1 rib before the decreases for the front and back define the shape.

Begin by making a gauge swatch to check that you have the correct gauge.

SIZES

1 (2) 3

SIZE GUIDE

There are a total of 3 sizes for the Nora Neck to accommodate different shoulder widths and bust circumferences. Please note that your chest measurement is not the most important measurement for this project, as the sides are open. Therefore, pay particular attention to your shoulder measurement. Sizes 1 (2) 3 correspond to a shoulder measurement of 42 (46) 50 cm and are based on a chest measurement of approx. 80 (100) 125 cm. These measurements serve as a rough guide and do not have to be kept perfectly for the neck to fit.

RECOMMENDED NEEDLE SIZE

Circular knitting needle 4.0 mm US6and* 80 or 100 cm for Magic Loop) 16 or 40 inches

GAUGE

Stockinette stitch on 4.0 mm needles:

16 sts x 28 rows = 10 x 10 cm

Note that both the number of stitches and the number of rows must be correct.

MATERIALS

300 (300) 300 g “Merino Bouclé” from Kiezgarn

The Nora Neck is knitted with one strand of yarn.
Note that you will need more yarn if you want to knit the Neck longer or make other changes to the pattern.

Yarn alternatives:

300 (300) 300 g “Limba” by ggh

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The light pink Nora Neck was knit using “Merino Bouclé” from Kiezgarn in col. “Rosi”.
The brown Nora Neck was knit using “Merino Bouclé” from Kiezgarn in col. “Kastanienallee”.