Pirra and Wrap by Ambah O'Brien | Pirra is a stylish necklace that can be knit within a few hours, making this a perfect gift or last minute accessory. It is also a terrific way to use some of your favorite left over yarns. The pattern features color blocking of two contrasting colors, with a third color used to wrap the necklace. This pattern is suitable for a beginner, the fiddly part is the construction/joining the pieces together. I have included a step by step photo tutorial in the pattern to guide you through.
Finished Measurements:
- Outer circumference: 27”/69cm
- Inner circumference: 21.5”/55cm
Materials Used:
Yarn: Main Colour (MC) 25 yards/23m 4ply/fingering weight yarn
Contrast Colour A (CCA) 10 yards/ 9m 4ply/fingering weight yarn
Contrast Colour B (CCB) 2 yards/ 1.8m 4ply/fingering weight yarn
Sample shown in:
Quince and co, Finch: 4ply/fingering weight yarn, (pure wool, 221 yards/202 m)
MC: Iceland, CCA: Carrie’s Yellow
Cascade Yarns: Heritage silk, 4ply/fingering weight yarn (Merino/silk, 437 yards (400 meters) CCB: (5618) Snow
Needles: 3mm/US 2.5 dpns or short circulars
Notions: Tapestry needle to weave in ends.
Needle Size: US 2½ - 3.0 mm
Pattern Includes: Written Instructions
Skill Level: Beginner