Pattern for Restebandana

The recipe for the leftover bandana is structured in such a way that it is obvious to use the leftover yarn you have lying around at home. The bandana is knitted from the tip towards the wide edge. That way, you can use up your leftovers completely, and not be afraid of not having enough yarn to reach all the way down to the tip. In addition, it is also really easy to find the perfect size for your bandana, as you just stop knitting when you think the size is perfect.

 

     

 

Size guide 

Small bandana: Approx. 50 cm wide

Normal bandana: C. 70 cm wide

Large bandana: Approx. 100 cm wide

Shawl: Approx. 150 cm wide

 

The running length of the yarn

Recommended stick size

150 100 m / 50 gg

5.0 mm

200 150 m / 50 gg

4.5 mm

250 200 m / 50 gg

4.0 mm

300 250 m / 50 gg

3.5 mm

  

Abbreviations

m = stitch

p = stick

r = right

vr = wrong side

utt-h = extraction that slopes to the right

utt-v = extraction that slopes to the left

 

Techniques used in this recipe

Out-h: Pass the left needle under the chain between the two sts from the back and knit the chain.

Tog-w: Pass the left needle under the chain between the two sts from the front and knit the chain dr r.

 

Recipe

Cast on 3 sts with regular slips on needles of the selected needle size.

Knit 1 p.

Now knit the following 2 rows:

1st row (right side): purl 1 st loosely, purl-p, knit until there is 1 st left on p, purl-h, 1 k.

2nd row (wrong side): purl 1 st loosely, purl until there is 1 st left on needle, K 1.

Repeat the two rows until the desired size is achieved or until your leftover yarn is used up.

Close with normal closing.

 

Videos

Find videos of the withdrawals in each page of the 1st rowhere andhere.