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Knitting Is My Therapy banadana
Knitting can have many purposes. To a stressed or troubled brain, it may serve as a haven, easy to navigate in and leaving little space for thoughts running out of control. Knitting is a pleasure when it does not stress the brain too much. For example, it can be stressful continuously having to change focus between pattern and knitting, concentrating too much on gauge, or worrying whether your knitting is ’good enough’.

The KIMT Bandana has been designed and developed for knitters who need an intuitive knitting project; to this end, the pattern uses slightly longer descriptions.

The bandana is worked back and forth from one pointed end to the other with i-cord edges at both sides. Increases are worked at the beginning of rows until half the yarn has been used. Then decreases are worked in the same side until all the yarn has been used. The pattern offers 2 different versions: one with wide structure stripes and another one with a seed stitch pattern. Happy and relaxed knitting! Best, Team Önling

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#kmitbandana, #oenling, #oenlingknit, #katrinehannibal

Sizes
One size.

Measurements
Structure striped bandana: approx. 17x120 cm / 7x47 inches.
Rice stitch bandana: approx. 15x100 cm / 6x40 inches. Both measured after washing, blocking, and drying.

Materials
Önling No. 15, 100% Merino wool, 175 m per 50 g. Structure stripes: Pale Grey (7138) = 50 g
Seed stitch: Green (0487) = 50 g
Each version is worked all the way through with 1 strand of No 15.

Needles
Recommended circular needle size 4 mm / US 6, 80 cm / 32 inches long.

Gauge
Seed stitch before washing: 20 sts x 38 rows of seed stitch on needle size 4 mm / US 6 = 10x10 cm / 4x4 inches.

Structure stripes: 19 sts x 30 rows of stripes on needle size 4 mm / US 6 = 10x10 cm / 4x4 inches well stretched. Stretched height approx. 48 rows.

Procedure
The bandana is worked back and forth from pointed end to pointed end with i-cords worked in both sides. Increases are worked in one side until half the yarn has been used. Then decreases are made in the same side until all the yarn has been used.