Bon Melange by Nina Holubcova
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Color 1:
Urth Yarns Bonmoher Smoke
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Color 2:
Urth Yarns Bonmoher Typhoon
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Color 3:
Urth Yarns Bonmoher Frost
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Cumulus
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Dusk
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Cirrus
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Aurora
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Smoke
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Dawn
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Derecho
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Tempest
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Zephyr
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Monsoon
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Frost
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Mistral
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Blizzard
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Mist
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Lodos
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Typhoon
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Ash
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Hail
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Fog
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Haze
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Craft: Knitting
Bon Melange is a delicate, triangular scarf that mixes three colors of silk mohair to create new marled shades in asymmetric color blocks.
A simple triangular scarf/kerchief is worked sideways, increasing from a narrow point to the full width, then decreasing to the opposite point.
It’s worked holding 2 strands of Bonmoher throughout, changing one strand at a time to create the color blocking and melange effect.
Materials:
Urth Bonmoher, 3 colors, 1 skein each
Dimensions:
47.75”/121 cm long, 15.75”/ 40 cm wide
Needles:
US 6/4 mm, or size needed to obtain gauge
Notions:
Tapestry needle, stitch markers as needed
Gauge:
22 sts x 28 rows in Stockinette stitch, blocked = 4”/10 cm
Skill level:
Easy
Techniques:
Knit and purl stitches, slipped stitches, knitting through the back loop, increases and decreases