Ceffyl Dŵr Wrap Knitting Pattern

£4.00

‘Ceffyl Dŵr’ is a knitted lace scarf or wrap, based around a symmetrical leaf pattern for the main body, with moss stitch borders. For aran, worsted, and heavy DK yarns.

92 in stock

Suggested Yarns

Cywyn Heavy DK Wade

Mid-tone bright azure blue.

A very springy, soft and glossy Corriedale worsted weight/heavy DK.

Temporarily unavailable

Scylfing Aran (BFL/Gotland) - Beach Hut

Light scarlet red.

Scylfing Aran is a characterful yarn with an beautifully soft hand, spun from a 75/25 blend of the finest British Bluefaced Leicester and Gotland wool, and has been custom-spun for us by Laxtons in Yorkshire. Each 100 gram hank is approximately 170 metres of yarn.

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Mona Light DK - Endless Forms

Mid-toned grey with an aqua-green undertone.

A luxurious blend of 50% baby alpaca, 25% silk and 25% linen, with a soft, cool handle and lots of drape. The undyed linen gives the yarn a beautifully soft heathered look. Each 100 gram skein of Mona Light DK is approximately 250 metres of yarn.

Temporarily unavailable

Categories: Aran / Chunky, DK / Worsted, Patterns, Kits and Vouchers

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‘Ceffyl Dŵr’ is a knitted lace scarf or wrap, based around a symmetrical leaf pattern for the main body, with moss stitch borders. The deeply cut, textured main stitch pattern rises out of the stockinette at one end, then progresses along the wrap to disappear into the stockinette at the opposite end.

It’s knitted on both sides, including purling through the back loops of stitches hence not a mindlessly easy shawl. However, the pattern isn’t significantly challenging, and could be attempted by most knitters with some lace experience.

Three skeins will give you a decent heavy scarf; four skeins will give you a long scarf or wrap, depending on how you block.

The wrap/scarf could easily be scaled down to a DK – probably 4.5mm needles using two or three skeins – and extra width-wise repeats of the main body could be added for a wider wrap in a 4-ply or laceweight.

Charted and written patterns are now available.