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Tangiers 2-color on Jill

Tangiers Scarf or Cowl, 2-color and single color

$10.00

Categories: Accessories, Moderate, Patterns Tags: 2-color, accessory, Action charts, Anzula Luxury Fibers, charts, crossed stitches, flat, For Better or Worsted, It Could Be Worsted, measuring, moss stitch, seed stitch, shaping, single-color, texture, US size 6(4mm) needles, waste yarn in place of stitch holders, worsted, written, written pattern table instructions Pattern Level: Moderate
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2-Color Tangiers
Finished Length 53.875″ / 135.8 cm. Moss Neckband Width 2.75″ / 7 cm, Arabesque Widths 5″ / 12.7 cm, 5.875″ / 15 cm, and 6″ / 15.2 cm
Single-Color Tangiers
Finished Length 52″ / 132.1 cm. Moss Neckband Width 2.75″ / 7 cm, Arabesque Widths 4.5″ / 11.4 cm, 5.25″ / 13.3 cm, and 5.5″ / 14 cm

Gauge

2-Color Tangiers
Seed Blocked
US size 6[4mm] 4 sts/in and 6 rows/in OR 16 sts to 4″ and 24 rows to 4″
Moss Blocked
US size 6[4mm] 5 sts/in and 5 rows/in OR 20 sts to 4″ and 20 rows to 4″

Single-Color Tangiers
Seed Blocked
US size 6[4mm] 4.5 sts/in and 6.75 rows/in OR 18 sts to 4″ and 27 rows to 4″
Moss Blocked
US size 6[4mm] 5.5 sts/in and 5.25 rows/in OR 22 sts to 4″ and 21 rows to 4″

Needles

US size 6[4mm] needles OR size to obtain gauge

Supplies

Stitch markers (optional), locking pin marker, tapestry needle, extra US size 6[4mm] needle for the flexible long-tail cast on. Optional: 2-US size 6[4mm] dpns for i-cord trims
2-Color Tangiers
4 felt balls or buttons, button/frame to cover for decorative button base, muslin or other fabric to cover button.
Single-Color Tangiers
Clover Tassel Maker, Clover Thread Twister,

Yarn

2-Color Tangiers
It Could Be Worsted from Anzula Luxury Fibers, 50% Superwash Merino, 50% Tussah Silk, 190 yards (173 m).
Approximately 114g total used. Color 1 Gumball 89g/ 148.5 yards (136 m), Color 2 Aqua 25g/ 42.25 yards (39 m)

Single-Color Tangiers
For Better or Worsted from Anzula Luxury Fibers, 80% Superwash Merino, 10% cashmere, 10% nylon, 200 yds (182 m).
Approximately 104g total used. Color 1 Mulberry 100g/ 167 yards (153 m), Color 2 Key Lime 2.5g/ 4.375 yards (4 m)

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Description

Tangiers Scarves

Tangiers Scarves are designed to help you enjoy beautiful, worsted weight yarns, explore techniques and shaping, but without committing to a large project.

The 2-Color Tangiers scarf version has two undulating bands of a second color that follow the contour of the scarf.  The undulating bands are the same color but still follow the shape of the Single-Color Tangiers scarf.  Add a pop of color at the ends and in the embellishments. The techniques used in the Tangiers scarves cause a slight difference between the designs.

Tangiers Scarf – What’s In There

The written instructions for doing the crossed stitch decreases and increases are written to be done without using a cable needle, but you can use a cable needle if you like.  Simply keep the the 2 Stockinette stitches toward the front and move them in the direction stated.

These two versions of Tangiers scarf also provide an opportunity to see how two yarns that are virtually the same —except for fiber content— behave slightly differently.  A simply elegant design let the yarns tell their stories.

Follow my lead while exploring these interesting concepts and techniques used in making the Tangiers scarves.  This pattern contains written instructions as well as shaping and other Action charts.  There are road maps, schematics, and technique descriptions.  These are the techniques offered:

  1. Action charts
  2. Applied i-cord
  3. Crossed decreases
  4. Crossed increases
  5. Decorative closure
  6. Flexible long-tail cast on
  7. I-cord bind off
  8. Lifted right and left increases
  9. Seed and Moss Stitches: how they differ and the impact on color distribution of the yarn
  10. Stranded knitting (Color 1)*
  11. Two-color intarsia knitting*
  12. Measuring
  13. Using Written Pattern Table Instructions
  14. Waste Yarn in Place of Stitch Holders

*These used only in the 2-color version.

Yarn Used in Tangiers Scarves

2-color Tangiers is made in It Could Be Worsted from Anzula Luxury Fibers and uses one skein of Color 1 (Gumball) and 25g of Color 2 (Aqua).

Single-color Tangiers is made in For Better or Worsted from Anzula Luxury Fibers and uses one skein of Color 1 (Mulberry) and 2.5g of Color 2 (Key Lime). Additional Color 2 is needed to make the Tassels.

Want to know more about these yarns?  I’ve posted a Meet the Yarn review of It Could Be Worsted on the Anzula site.  There is also a Meet the Yarn of For Better or Worsted.

Outside North America?

I am using PayHip because they take care of VAT! You can purchase the pattern there and get exactly what I have here in terms of downloads and information. Click here to buy the Tangiers Scarf or Cowl, 2-color and single color pattern on PayHip.

Techniques Used

incL – Knitting Into the Stitch Below
I-cord: the basics
Work in ends and securing tails
1/2 Cable and 1/2 Crossed Stitches
Knitting Stitches Together
Purling Stitches Together
Dec: decrease, decreases, decreasing
inc: increase, increases, increasing
Steam Block
wet block
St st Stockinette stitch
I-cord 3-needle BO

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