Endicott

Endicott was inspired by the stained glass arcade ceiling of the historic Pioneer-Endicott building in downtown St. Paul, housing the Minnesota Museum of American Art. Knitting begins with the center panel, knit flat. Next, the "frame" is knit in the round by picking up stitches around the center panel, knitting with two circular needles. The pattern includes a construction schematic. While Endicott was designed as a wrap, it also happens to make a perfect table runner! A note about gauge: your knit, unblocked gauge will be considerably tighter than the final gauge, both stitch and row gauge. I blocked the center section aggressively to open the stitch pattern, achieve the finished size, and get the drape I wanted with the piece. **You'll Need** One Yarn Set by ZeeZee Textiles, colorway The Gallery (available for pre-order at The Yarnery through 4/15 OR 1 100-gram and 2 50-gram contrasting color skeins of fingering-weight yarn (approx. 400 yards per 100 grams) Two US 3 (3.25 mm) 40" circular needle **Finished Dimensions** 15.25" x 56", after blocking **ERRATA** Gauge s/b 24 sts = 4" Blocked width of center section s/b 4 5/8" pinned, 4 1/2" relaxed.