Before you print, please read the note at the bottom of the page.

Squamish is part of a series that explores curves worked on the bias. There are 3 patterns in this series, available individually or a set.

1. Chinook. A scarf, with waves that are curvier than its counterpart. Waves lean to the left.
2. Zephyr. A wrap, with waves that are long and languid, leaning to the right.
3. Squamish. A wide wrap, with waves stacked 3 high.

Patterns are each available for standalone purchase, or as a set. Squamish is also included at no added cost with purchase of a pattern kit from Hopemade Yarn, which was used to make the pictured garment. Hope is modeling the wrap she made; photo by her creative partner Keisha Bond of Simply Vintage Designs.

Squamish’s written pattern uses a format geared towards visual learners. Standard format knitting instructions are also available if you prefer. Either way, once you get the hang of the rhythm it is a relaxing and mesmerizing knitting experience.

Knitters generally use stitch markers to help them navigate this pattern, but every knitter seems to have a different opinion about where they should go. So although I do suggest stitch markers, I’ll leave it up to you to figure out what placement you like best.

Printing the pattern - Some of the pages in this pattern are in landscape orientation. Some printers default to printing everything in portrait. Please check your printer settings and verify that it prints pages in both portrait and landscape.

Download for free with kit purchase. If you have bought a kit from Hope and need to download your file, please visit this page and enter the code that Hope gave you along with your kit. https://www.ravelry.com/redeem/jeny-staiman-designs

Enjoy!!