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Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers

Sorrento & Piano del Sorrento Cowls

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Categories: Accessories, Moderate Tags: accessory, action chart, cosy, dropped stitches, flexible long-tail cast on, ITR, ITR (in the round), JSSBO, seed stitch, written pattern table instructions
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Sizes

Sorrento: XXS (XS) (S) (M) (L) (XL) (2X) (3X) (4X) (5X)
Neckband circumference: 16″ / 40.6 cm (18″ / 45.7 cm) (20″ / 50.8 cm) (22″ / 55.9 cm) (23″ / 58.4 cm) (24″ / 61 cm) (25″ / 63.5 cm) (26″ / 66 cm) (27″ / 68.6 cm) (28″ / 71.1 cm)
Neckband to bottom of Seed Tier 3: 5.125″ / 13 cm (6″ / 15.2 cm) (6.75″ / 17.1 cm) (6.75″ / 17.1 cm) (7.625″ / 19.4 cm) (8.25″ / 21 cm) (9.125″ / 23.2 cm) (9.875″ / 25.1 cm) (10.75″ / 27.3 cm) (10.75″ / 27.3 cm)
Seed Tier 3 (bottom) circumference: 20″ / 50.8 cm (22.25″ / 56.5 cm) (24.5″ / 62.2 cm) (26.625″ / 67.6 cm) (28.875″ / 73.3 cm) (28.875″ / 73.3 cm) (31.125″ / 79.1 cm) (31.125″ / 79.1 cm) (33.375″ / 84.8 cm) (33.375″ / 84.8 cm)
Seafoam Tier 1 (bottom) circumference: 21.125″ / 53.7 cm (23.5″ / 59.7 cm) (25.875″ / 65.7 cm) (28.25″ / 71.8 cm) (30.625″ / 77.8 cm) (30.625″ / 77.8 cm) (33″ / 83.8 cm) (33″ / 83.8 cm) (35.25″ / 89.5 cm) (35.25″ / 89.5 cm)

Gauge

Knotted Rib, US Size 2[2.75mm], 5 sts and 6 rows to 1″/2.54 cm OR 20 sts and 24 rows to 4″/10 cm
Seed #1, US Size 3[3.25mm], 5.5 sts and 9 rows to 1″/2.54 cm OR 22 sts and 36 rows to 4″/10 cm
Seafoam #3, US Size 3[3.25mm], 4.75 sts and 7.25 rows to 1″/2.54 cm OR 19 sts and 29 rows to 4″/10 cm
Seed #2, US size 4[3.5mm], 4.875 sts and 8.25 rows to1″/2.54 cm OR 19.5 sts and 33 rows to 4″/10 cm
Seafoam #2, US size 4[3.5mm], 4.5 sts and 7 rows to 1″/2.54 cm OR 18 sts and 28 rows to 4″/10 cm
Seed #3, US size 5[3.75mm], 4.5 sts and 7.5 rows to 1″/2.54 cm OR 18 sts and 30 rows to 4″/10 cm
Seafoam #1, US size 5[3.75mm], 4.25 sts and 6 rows to 1″/2.54 cm OR 17 sts and 24 rows to 4″/10 cm

Needles

US Size 2[2.75mm], US Size 3[3.25mm], US size 4[3.5mm], US size 5[3.75mm]

Supplies

markers, tapestry needle, waste yarn

Yarn

Lucero from Anzula Luxury Fibers, 80% superwash Merino, 10% cashmere, 10% stellina, 114g / 250 yds (228 m), WPI 16. C1 Rust; C2 Eudora
1 skein of each color or 1 (2) (2) skeins of a single color
Model size is Medium. C1 used approximately 95g / 208 yds (190 m); C2 used approximately 34g / 75 yds (69 m). Total Model in a single color: 129g / 283 (259 m).

Piano del Sorrento (Veri-Peri)
I used 44g of Serenity (100% cashmere) from Anzula Luxury Fibers for the Neckband and Seed Tiers (Color is Prince).
I worked the Seafoam Flounces in Loft from Neighorhood Fiber Co (Color is Sandtown-Winchester) using approximately 27g.
Each Flounce was bound off using Breeze (65% Silk, 35% Linen) from Anzula Luxury Fibers (Color is Prince).

The final weight is 72g. I used the needles called for in Sorrento, with the exception of using a US size 6[4mm] in place of the US size 5[3.75mm].

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Sorrento Cosy: Rust Nebula and hidden lunaris in Euphoria
Sorrento Cosy: Rust Nebula and hidden lunaris in Euphoria
Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers
Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers
Sorrento: back
The bottom layer is a little longer because I was on vacation and had to jump to a US size 6[4mm] needle. I think it is really lovely. It somehow looks sweet and subversive at once.
Sorrento: close up of fabric layers
Close up of the bind off and layers.
Sorrento: Unpinned, front view
Plain front view.
Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers
Left view of Sorrento pinned up.
Front view of Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers
Straight-on view. Notice how much more elegant it looks with the pin which makes the layers more petal like.
7/8 view of Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers
7/8 view of Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers
Sorrento: Joshua Tree Blossoms
Judas Tree blossoms. Trust me, it is hard to explain the direct path to the Sorrento Cosy.
Sorrento: Road Map
A road map will always help you along your way.

Description

Sorrento is a great city to use as a base of exploration along the Amalfi Coast. When we stayed in Sorrento I loved walking past the beautiful Judas Tree; the blossoms seem to grow right from the trunks!

Yarns Used In Sorrento

Sorrento Layered Cowl incorporates the texture, layering, and shadowing of those blossoms.

Veri-Peri  This was made using Piano del Sorrento.  This lightweight version in lilac mimics the color of the blossoms on the tree in Sorrento.  The structure is made from Serenity (100% cashmere) from Anzula Luxury Fibers and is trimmed in their Breeze, both in the color Prince.  The feather-light mohair layers are knitted in Loft from Neighborhood Fiber Co in Sandtown-Winchester.  All very 2022 Color-of-the-Year, Veri Peri!

Worked in the round, this cowl (fits around the neck, then drapes down over the shoulder) changes needle size to keep growing without changing stitch counts after some initial increases. Make Sorrento using a single color, more than one color, a single type of yarn, or multiple yarns.

Lucero  This version uses the same yarn throughout, in two colors  I love the peek of contrasting color, but it isn’t necessary. 

How to Make a Tee Shirt Look Fabulous

Pop Sorrento or on and even a very casual tee looks special.  I particularly like this for traveling as I can pop it on for a totally different outfit!  This is a perfect when you need to stretch a limited number of clothes, and it is perfect for warding off a sudden breeze or air conditioning.

Make Using Sorrento Written Pattern in DK

Lucero is the main yarn in the other version.  A size M used approximately 109g / 239 yds (219 m) of the main color and the contrast used approximately 20g / 44 yds (40 m).  You can use fingering or sport, it will just vary the size and amount of yarn needed.  Change the needle sizes if needed.

Total Model in a single color: 129g / 283 (259 m).

Make From Incomplete Skeins Using Piano Del Sorrento

The Veri-Peri Sample is a size M, and weighs 70 grams!  Most of the weight is from Serenity (there is a little left from a 50g skein).  The Breeze is a negligible amount of a 100g skein of lace weight silk and linen.  The Loft layers used yarn left from a ballet cardigan (seriously, it is hard to use up lace weight mohair!).

Lucero is the main yarn in the other version.  A size M used approximately 109g / 239 yds (219 m) of the main color and the contrast used approximately 20g / 44 yds (40 m).

Total Model in a single color: 129g / 283 (259 m).

Photo Gallery

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Sorrento Cosy: Rust Nebula and hidden lunaris in Euphoria
Sorrento Cosy: Rust Nebula and hidden lunaris in Euphoria
Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers
Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers
Sorrento: back
The bottom layer is a little longer because I was on vacation and had to jump to a US size 6[4mm] needle. I think it is really lovely. It somehow looks sweet and subversive at once.
Sorrento: close up of fabric layers
Close up of the bind off and layers.
Sorrento: Unpinned, front view
Plain front view.
Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers
Left view of Sorrento pinned up.
Front view of Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers
Straight-on view. Notice how much more elegant it looks with the pin which makes the layers more petal like.
7/8 view of Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers
7/8 view of Veri Peri Sorrento: Pinned to show off layers
Sorrento: Joshua Tree Blossoms
Judas Tree blossoms. Trust me, it is hard to explain the direct path to the Sorrento Cosy.
Sorrento: Road Map
A road map will always help you along your way.

Outside North America?

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Techniques Used

Dropped Stitches in Fabric
join JSSBO at end of bind off ITR
cut yarn to pull through last stitch (bind off)
Pull sufficient yarn into the stitch on right needle
Waste Yarn in Place of Stitch Holders
Stitches on Stitch Holder
Pick Up Stitches from Waste Yarn
wrap 3 times
flexible long-tail cast on

Sorrento Lucero

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