Sirdar - Aruba - 806 Bahama

Aruba is our exuberant, multi-colour frilly scarf yarn with bobbles along the edges. There are 8 stunning colours for women and girls in this summer’s high fashion shades with vivid, tropical blues, azure turquoises, pretty pinks and white - designed to add the most fabulous splash of colour to summery dresses or casual jeans plus the wardrobe staples, grey and brown mix. There’s a quick knit Aruba twirly scarf pattern with full instructions and diagrams on the inside of the ball band. Simply choose your Aruba colour and you’ll have a colourful summer fashion scarf in no time.

100% Polyester
100g approx
23m approx
Needle Size: 4mm

KNITTING INSTRUCTIONS

1 Ball Aruba Scarf
Length = 130cm approx. 

Cast-On

Using 4mm needles, pick up 6 stitches along one side edge of the yarn leaving one hole space between the stitches and pushing the needle through the yarn from the back to the front (see diagram)

Make stitches by pushing the needle through the holes in the flat side edge of the yarn rather than wrapping the yarn around the needle as you would normally do.

1st Row

Knit the first row to the end, leaving one hole space between stitches and by pushing the needle through the yarn from front to back.

Repeat Rows

Repeat 1st row until nearly all the ball has been used, leaving sufficient yarn to cast off.

Cast-Off

Cast off - spacing the stitches as before

IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ BEFORE PLACING AN ORDER

The 'displayed' yarn shade may vary from the 'actual' yarn shade due to variations in computer settings etc. If the shade of your purchased yarn is not what you were expecting then we will gladly refund your money subject to the terms of our cancellation policy.

If you order more than one ball of this yarn, we will ensure that all balls are taken from the same dye lot.

Please take care to order a sufficient number of balls of this yarn as we cannot guarantee that we will be able to supply additional balls from the same dye lot.

We regret that we cannot accept the return of left-over balls of yarn should you have over estimated your requirement.