A Little Biased
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Introducing our latest crush, A Little Biased, a colorful & fun necktie that has us flashing back to our younger years. The bright colors and striking diamond motif evolve with the garter-stitch bias construction, and the slipped-stitch colorwork uses only one color at a time, making it appropriate for knitters of all skill levels. The stunning project looks complex but is shockingly straightforward to knit. You won’t be able to put it down! The creative geniuses at Queen City Yarn crafted the astonishing Light & Bright colors of Latta from an American-grown non-superwash Merino/Rambouillet that’s milled in the Carolinas. This sport weight yarn is strong, bouncy and full of life–it’s every bit as as delightful to knit with as it is to look at. Construction Notes: This small scarf or necktie is knit on the bias using decreases and increases at the edges. While the width of the knitting on your needles will be approximately 6"/15 cm, the width of the scarf when held vertically (with side edges perpendicular to the ground) is approximately 3"/7.5 cm. Colors A and B are the main colors, with the darker color as color A (shown as pink in the sample.) The motif is repeated 3 times, first with A, B, and C, then with A, B, and D, and finally with A, B, and E. A color planner section is included to help you determine your first three colors. A Pattern Guide with additional information about knitting on the bias and blocking your work is provided on our website https://knitrino.com/pattern-guides/little-biased here. Those new to chart knitting may want to review this article https://knitrino.com/blog/how-to-read-knitting-charts on our website. Social Media: We love to see your work! Share your progress on social media with hashtags #ALittleBiasedScarf and #knitrino, and be sure to tag us @knitrino. About the Designer: Andrea Cull is a knitwear designer who publishes her work in industry-leading sources such as Knitrino, Pom Pom Quarterly, Purl Soho, and Interweave Knits. She loves designing beautiful projects that build new skills and selects yarns with intention so knitters will create an item they'll cherish forever. She is co-founder of Knitrino where she is working to make the knitting experience more accessible through innovation and technology. Happiness Guarantee: If you're thinking about knitting this pattern, we want you to be happy! If you buy something that is just not for you, let us know within 30 days and we'll find a way to make it right. Email us at support@knitrino.com.
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