Wisteria Neckwarmer

**About my patterns** *All of my knitting patterns and booklets are available to download for free. If you would like to support me a bit financially, you are welcome to visit my PayHip store where you can select your own price for the pattern. Downloads from PayHip is only available in selected countries (Norway, EU and UK), to limit my administrative burden when filing taxes. Find my PayHip store [here][1].* **Wisteria Neckwarmer** Wisteria Neckwarmer is a soft and airy neckwarmer worked with the characteristic heart-stitch structure that adorns several of my patterns. It is knitted in blow yarn and is therefore both light, soft and warm. The neckwarmer is worked with a double-folded ribbed edge at the top and around the yoke. Wisteria Neckwarmer goes great with several of my other garments with ear of corn pattern, but goes especially well with the Aks Balaclava and Wisteria Mittens which make a nice set. Wisteria Neckwarmer is worked from the top and down. The ribbed edge is worked, then folded over double and knit together with the cast-on edge. Next, the yoke is shaped with circular increases while also working the heart-stitch structure according to chart. Finally, the neck is finished with an i-cord edge at the bottom. The white neck warmer is knitted in CaMaRose Snefnug in the color 7811 Snehvid (size 1-2 years). The pink neck is knitted in color 7914 Dusty Pink (size 2-4 years). **Sizes:** 6-12 months (1-2 years) 2-4 years (4-10 years) small adult (medium adult). **Gauge:** 16 stitches per 10 cm (measured in stockinette stitch). **Suggested needle size:** 5.0 mm [US 8] (40 + 60 cm circular needle) for neck + 4.0 mm [US 6] (40 cm circular needle) for ribbing. **Suggested yarn:** CaMaRose Snefnug (50 grams = 110 meters). **Estimated yarn quantity:** 50 (100) 100 (150) 200 (200) grams = 110 (220) 220 (330) 440 (440) meters. **Level of difficulty:** 3/5 (medium). This product is a digital knitting pattern which you will receive by email as a pdf-file to download. You will receive the pattern in both Norwegian, Danish and English. [1]: https://quistknits.com/b/61cMU