Harmonic Convergence

> The pattern will go live on Saturday, September 5th. If you're visiting Hamburg Knit Festival, come by to Kiez Garn booth to see the sample! *In The Legend of Korra, Harmonic Convergence is the rare celestial event that reunites Raava and Vaatu: the opposing spirits of light and darkness whose eternal cycle maintains balance in the world. Rather than representing good and evil, they embody the idea that neither can exist without the other. This shawl is inspired by that relationship through its mirrored construction, alternating colors, and the way two separate pieces are joined into one. The triangular shape of each half and the flowing tails are inspired by the organic forms of these ancient spirits.* *Designed as a versatile accessory, Harmonic Convergence can be worn around the neck as a scarf or wrapped around the head. The long tails make it easy to style in different ways.* **SIZES** One Size with 70" / 178 cm wingspan (excluding the tails), 17,5" / 44.5 cm depth, & 7" / 18 cm tail length **YARN** Kiez Garn, Soft Alpaca (70% Alpaca, 20% Silk, 10% Cashmere); 437 yds/400 m per 100 g skein) in colors Alles Zucker **(C1)** & Ölfilm **(C2)** or approx. **YARDAGE** 273.5 yds / 250 m fingering weight yarn for each C1 & C2 **NEEDLES** US 4 / 3.5 mm circular needles x2 (the second one for grafting); or size needed to obtain correct gauge **NOTIONS** Tapestry needle, stitch holders or smooth scrap yarn **GAUGE** 26-27 sts x 42 rows = 4”/10 cm in charted slip stitch motif. **SKILLS** **Level:** Easy **Techniques:** Stockinette and garter stitch, slip stitches, I-cord edges, knitted cast on, grafting I-cords and garter stitch, I-cord bind off