Glenwood Canyon Reversible Scarf- Instant Download E-Book

$10.00

The stretch of I-70 through Glenwood Canyon, Colorado is beyond scenic, with the Colorado River on one side and sheer, quarter-mile-high rock walls on the other. To protect the landscape, new construction techniques were developed to minimize the impact of the roadway.

Designer Janeen Puckett developed an innovative construction technique for knitting this reversible intarsia scarf. Inspired by the beautiful canyon, she chose earthy colors and a complex pattern, representing the intricate geometry created by cracks in the canyon's limestone walls.

This pattern is only available in the instant download e-book, American Gift Knitting.

The stretch of I-70 through Glenwood Canyon, Colorado is beyond scenic, with the Colorado River on one side and sheer, quarter-mile-high rock walls on the other. To protect the landscape, new construction techniques were developed to minimize the impact of the roadway.

Designer Janeen Puckett developed an innovative construction technique for knitting this reversible intarsia scarf. Inspired by the beautiful canyon, she chose earthy colors and a complex pattern, representing the intricate geometry created by cracks in the canyon's limestone walls.

This pattern is only available in the instant download e-book, American Gift Knitting.

Additional Pattern Info:

  • Advanced

  • 36 stitches and 31 rows = 4" (10 cm) in 1x1 ribbing, unstretched. Gauge is intentionally dense to better hide yarn strands. When counting stitches, remember only half the total horizontal stitches are visible on each side of the piece.

  • Approximately 8" wide by 47" long (20 x 120cm)

  • Brown Sheep Nature Spun Worsted (100% wool, 245 yards/224m per 100g skein); 2 skeins Ash #720 (A) and 1 skein each Pepper #601 (P), Nervous Green #522 (NG) and Wood Moss #209 (WM)

    Size US 5 (3.75mm) needles

    Tapestry needle

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