Hubane

Sizes

Sizes 1(2)3

Sizes are interchangeable between the front and the back. For example you can knit a size 1 for the front and a size 2 for the back.

Needles

-4 mm {US 6}

-3.5 mm {US 4}

To obtain the right gauge, you can adjust needle size if necessary.

Finished Measurements

See schematics and table in the picture gallery

Gauge

Stockinette stitch, blocked:

for a 10×10 cm {4 in} square

19 sts and 26 rows

This pattern is mostly worked sideways, so row gauge is particularly important.

Suggested yarn

2(3) balls of CaMaRose Snefnug Natur

• Worsted/Aran weight

• Yarn blown into cotton tube

• 55% Camelid - Alpaca, 35% Cotton, 10% Wool - Merino

• 110 m {120 y} / 50 g

Or approximately 220(220)330m {240(240)360y} of a similar yarn.

Depending on the size you'd like to make, this collar could be very close to your neck. I suggest to pick a yarn with that in mind.

Notions

• Markers, scissors, tapestry needle

• Scrap yarn or barber cord

• A 3rd 4 mm {US 6} needle

• Buttons

4 × ø 15 mm {½ in} of your choice

or

4 × ø 12 mm {½ in} thin magnets to sew

• Sewing thread and needle

Horizontal buttonholes only

• Crochet hook 4mm {US G/6}

Optional:

• Gros grain ribbon and sewing machine

with buttonhole foot to reinforce the

button bands

Techniques used and other informations:

• German short rows

• Double knitting

• Judy's magic cast on

• 3 needle bind off