Saffron Sash Knitting Pattern


Saffron Sash Knitting Pattern
When the body relaxes deeply in meditation, metabolic rates decrease, stress levels decrease, and circulation can decrease which can all lead to drops in overall body temperature. Inspired by the saffron Kasaya of the Tibetan buddhist monks, and made for keeping you warm while you meditate,
This knitting pattern uses 2 skeins of Peruvian Highland wool to create a cozy garment worked flat and seamed, featuring all-over ribbing for a stretchy, textured fabric and a small amount of crochet for neat edges and simple decorative finishes; it’s designed for straightforward construction.
knit back-and-forth pieces, and joined. It is ideal for knitters who want a wearable piece with clean lines and a bit of mixed-fibercraft detail without complex shaping or advanced techniques.
Needles or Hook: US Size (Metric Size) type.
(Knitting) US 8 (5 mm) circular needle, 30” (Or long enough to hold your stitches)
(crochet): US (4 mm)
Yarn:
Body: Berroco / Mercado (2 skeins)
100% Peruvian Highland Wool
164 yards (150 meters) / 3.5oz
Colorway: Oro 4142
Trim: Berroco / Lanas (1 skein)
100% Peruvian Highland Wool
216 yards (200 meters) / 3.5oz
Colorway: Cream
Notions:
tapestry needle.
Skill Level: Beginner
Gauge:
4 stitches per inch.
Sizes: One size
Finished Measurements:
Length:
total length after blocking: 54 inches
once sewn: 27 inches