Sugar Hiccup Neck Warmer

Ridges, ripples, and slips create a dimensional and deeply textured pattern.
Closing the yarn overs (by working them tbl on WS) allows for a rippled fabric without the lacy holes.

Pattern has both a Chart and Written Line-by-line (abbreviated) Instructions.
Written in US English language with Imperial and Metric measurements provided.

Intermediate Skills: k2tog tbl, k, p, ptbl, slip, and yo.

Worked flat, bottom-up across the short width.

Blocking not required. Dry cleaning is recommended.

To retain styling versatility there are no buttonholes included in the design as written.
Close item with a shawl pin or other position-able closure.

Yarn

• 210 y (192 m) Light Worsted Weight Yarn

Sample Yarn: 1 Hank of Malabrigo Rios in Pisces.
100% Merino Superwash (Plied)
210 y (192 m) 100 g

Sample Usage: 175 y (160 m) 83 g

Needles and Notions

• US 6 (4 mm) Needles. Or size that gets gauge/desired fabric.

• Row Counter

• Stitch Markers (5)

• Tapestry Needle

• Closure Accessory

Measurements

22 ¾” (57.8 cm) Long
6 ¾” (17.15 cm) Wide at Purl Ridges
6.5” (16.5 cm) Wide at Slips

Gauge

Gauge is not critical, but will affect size and yarn requirements.

1 Repeat in Pattern Stitch
12 sts by 16 rows = 2” (5.08 cm) by 1 ¾” (4.45 cm)

Notes and Tips

Easily widened, or extended to scarf length.
To adjust width, +/- multiples of 12 stitches at CO.