Siren Song

> Love this pattern? Every week, I send a short, chatty email about what I'm making, what I'm thinking, and what's coming next. [**Sign up for the > Truly Myrtle Mini-Mag!**][1] – it's like a letter from the friend who designed this.✨ She’s beguiling, enticing and almost impossible to put down - Siren Song will have you captivated right from the start. You’ll try to resist but you’ll find yourself calling out “just one more row!” as you feverishly slip and knit gorgeous strands of yarn into mesmerising patterns. Siren Song is the antidote to a drab day and, as you drape her around your shoulders, you’ll instantly feel a magical lift in your mood and a spring in your step. She’s fun to knit and she’s even more fabulous to wear. Choose two bright colours to make your Siren Song sing, or go for quiet tones for complex elegance. She’s a wonderful excuse to play with colour and your options are endless! Siren Song looks more complicated than she is. She’s perfect for experienced knitters and beginners who relish trying new stitches. The pattern includes charts and written instructions. **FINISHED MEASUREMENTS** Wingspan 76”/193 cm Width at widest part 34”/86 cm **GAUGE** 24 sts and 42 rows = 4”/10 cm in slipped stitch “Shimmery Delight” pattern worked flat, after blocking. **YARN** 2 skeins of Merino Singles by La Bien Aimée (100% Merino; 100g = 400 yds/366 m). 1 skein in each of Colours A “Ayre” (silver) and B “Yellow Brick Road” (yellow). Or approx. 400 yds/366 m of fingering-weight yarn in each of colours A & B. **NEEDLES & NOTIONS** US 6/4 mm circular needles at least 24”/60 cm long. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain gauge. **SKILL LEVEL** 2/5 balls [www.trulymyrtle.com/blog/all-the-balls][2] [1]: https://www.trulymyrtle.com/minimag [2]: https://www.trulymyrtle.com/blog/all-the-balls *As with all Truly Myrtle designs, the pattern has been professionally edited and test knitted.* *Siren Song makes a great set with Kina hat: [Kina][3] or [www.trulymyrtle.com/shop/kina][4]* [2]: https://www.trulymyrtle.com/blog/all-the-balls [3]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/kina-3 [4]: https://www.trulymyrtle.com/shop/kina