Tutabaq
Have you ever been tempted to buy a skein of yarn simply because it was the last one on the shelf? Or perhaps you couldn’t resist a particular color that caught your eye? You’re not alone! Many knitters find themselves with beautiful, interesting yarn that they just don’t know how to use. This unique knitting pattern, named after the Arabic word for "stratify," provides the perfect solution for using that skein of yarn that you just had to have.
This captivating pattern was first featured in Knotions Magazine and is designed to transform that one-of-a-kind yarn into a functional and beautiful piece. Perfect for showcasing that special yarn you’ve been saving, this project allows you to experiment with different textures and colors.
Yarn Requirements: To complete this stunning project, you will need untreated worsted weight wool (or another feltable fiber) in two colors:
- Approximately 175 yards / 160 meters for the Main Color (MC)
- 140 yards / 115 meters for Contrast Color 1 (CC1)
- Approximately 100 yards / 95 meters of a non-felting novelty yarn for Contrast Color 2 (CC2) that coordinates beautifully with CC1
Finished Measurements: After fulling, the final dimensions of your project will be approximately:
- 8 inches / 20 cm wide
- 3.5 inches / 9 cm deep
- 8 inches / 20 cm high
Essential Skills Required: To create this delightful piece, you should be comfortable with skills such as knitting in the round, working with two strands of yarn held together, picking up stitches, making I-cord, and creatively manipulating your knitting. This pattern is a wonderful way to expand your knitting repertoire while creating something truly unique.
Embrace your creativity and use that intriguing skein of yarn in this beautiful and practical project. Perfect for both novice and experienced knitters, this pattern provides an excellent opportunity to hone your skills while crafting a stunning item that showcases your artistry. Dive into your yarn stash and let’s get knitting!
