Knitted Simple Torc
Imagine wearing a cozy Knitted Simple Torc on a crisp fall day! This stylish accessory adds a touch of warmth and flair to any outfit. The intricate knit pattern gives it a unique texture, making it not only fashionable but also oh-so comfy. Whether you're heading out for a casual stroll or cozying up with a book at home, this torc will be your new favorite go-to piece. With its versatility and charm, it's sure to become a staple in your wardrobe in no time! Cozy up and embrace the autumn vibes with your very own Knitted Simple Torc.
You will need:
- yarn (sock wool or 4ply)
- toy stuffing
- poking device
- 4 x double ended knitting needles (2mm)
- tapestry needle
- scissors
Pattern:
Cast on 2 stitches and work 6cm i-cord. Do not cast off, row 1 is worked on the two stitches at the end of the i-cord.
Round 1: kfbf x 2 (6)
Separate these 6 stitches onto three needles and work in the round as follows.
Knit 8 rounds (6)
kfb, k – (7)
Poke a little stuffing into the tube.
Knit 6 rounds
k to last st, kfb (8)
Add stuffing
Repeat this first set of bullet points eight more times (24).
Knit 8 rounds (24)
k2togtbl, k – (23)
Add stuffing
Knit 6 rounds
k to last 2 sts, k2tog (22)
Add stuffing
Repeat second set of bullet points eight more times (6).
Knit 8 rounds
Check that the body of the torc is completely stuffed before working the next set of instructions.
k2tog, [s1, k1] x 2 (5)
[kfb] x 5 (10)
k –
[kfb, k1] x 5 (15)
k –
[kfb, k2] x 5 (20)
k –
k –
k –
k –
[k2, k2tog] x 5 (15)
k –
[k1, k2tog] x 5 (10)
k –
Stuff firmly. Cut the yarn, thread through remaining stitches and pull tight.
Making Up:
Sew the i-cord into a loop. Make sure the ends are fixed securely because this loop is going to be stretched and pulled whenever torc is fastened. Hide the remaining loose ends inside the body of the necklace.
The fastening works by passing the ball at one end through the loop at the other.