Little Looms · Pattern
| Type | Pattern |
|---|---|
| From | Little Looms |
| Author | Gabi van Tassell |
| Published | February 23, 2023 |
| Format |
Evoke Hans Christian Andersen’s beloved fairy-tale “The Snow Queen” with this icy blue pin-loom-woven wrap. The unisex scarf is lightweight and super soft. Wear it to dress up a favorite outfit or let it peek out from under a coat.
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Evoke Hans Christian Andersen’s beloved fairy-tale “The Snow Queen” with this icy blue pin-loom-woven wrap. The unisex scarf is lightweight and super soft. Wear it to dress up a favorite outfit or let it peek out from under a coat.
This scarf is a little bit like a puzzle, similar to Kai’s task in the fairy tale “The Snow Queen” by Hans Christian Andersen, which inspired the scarf’s palette. In the tale, Kai must spell a magic word using ice pieces. In this case, the puzzle comes from Zauberperlen, or magic beads, yarn gradient sets. Each set contains seven mini balls, each made up of seven plies that shift from one gradient to the next based on the mixture of strand colors. This scarf uses two Zauberperlen colorways that intertwine from opposite directions.
While looking for a way to use a mini skein collection, Gabi found inspiration in the decatonic scale, playfully combining 10 colorways into a showstopping scarf.
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