Name
Minerva Entrelac Cowl or Scarf
Date
Friday, May 14, 2021
Time
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Session Type:
2-Hour Class
Skill Level:
Intermediate
Teacher
Michele Lee Bernstein
Category
Accessories, Knitting, Tips & Techniques
Class Details:

Minerva is an entrelac cowl or scarf, knit flat. Why knit a round cowl flat? To learn all the elements you need to know for any entrelac project, and to avoid a huge game of yarn chicken on a long scarf or loop cowl knit from the long edge! Entrelac looks like it’s woven, but it’s just a lot of squares and triangles, knit one at a time. You’ll want to knit just one more square. Choose your length: short or long cowl, or long scarf. Technique Requirements: knit/purl; cast on/bind off; increase/decrease; have knit a few accessories

Homework:

Cast on 24 sts using long tail cast on, purl 1 row. If you know you want a cowl rather than a scarf, you could use a provisional cast on that can be unpicked later, but long tail can also work for a cowl.

Supplies for Class:

100 (200)g/200 (400) yards of worsted weight yarn for short (long) cowl with a long, slow color change. Noro is a good example. 24 inch US size 8 (5.0 mm) circular needle, or size that gives you a fabric you like. Pattern link here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/minerva-entrelac-cowl-or-scarf Use coupon code VKL25 on Ravelry for 25% off your class pattern.