Tide collar

This collar uses one skein of 4 ply yarn A detachable knit collar inspired by my daily walks along the ocean. The delicate picot edging was designed to mimic the tiny ripples and foamy waves that form where the tide meets the shore. This quick, versatile accessory adds just the right touch of texture to any outfit, and it’s perfect for anyone who loves simple, timeless knits that they can take anywhere. **MATERIALS** I used 4 ply sport, West Yorkshire Spinners Solstice in colourway Breeze.70% Falkland Island Wool, 20% Lyocell, 10% Cashmere. 100g | 3.5 ounces and 400 metres | 437 yards 3.25 mm | US 3 knitting needles. I used circular needles. (Or whichever sizes needed to obtain gauge) 4 x stitch markers Stitch holder/scrap yarn Scissors Tapestry needle **GAUGE** Knit flat in stockinette stitch after wash and block: 28 stitches x 37 rows = 4 x 4 IN | 10 x 10 CM **SIZING** 1 (2, 3) The collar is designed to be approximately 2 IN | 5 CM larger than your cross back measurement. Select a cross back size that most closely matches that for you. Across back: 16 (18, 20) IN | 40.5 (45.5, 50) CM **YARN ESTIMATES** 186 (220, 250) metres | 204 (240, 274) yards 47 (55, 63) grams | 1.7 (2, 2.3) ounces . **LEVEL** Advanced beginner. This pattern has been professionally tech edited and tested prior to publishing.