KOBRI No 54

On this scarf, 6polar bears meet in the midnight sun between craggy icebergs.

I designed this special motif as a reminder to protect the Arctic habitat, so that we can enjoy the cuddly polar bears for a long time to come.

This scarf is a knitted statement for climate protection.

NEW since 22.9.2022
The Advent calendar for knitting

Download, print (you need a black and white printer that prints on both sides) and give away! Your children can paint the pre-printed star pattern and with the matching wool you have a wonderful personal gift for grandma or your best friend.
There is a page of instructions for every day for pure knitting pleasure and by Christmas the pretty scarf is ready. The scarf is worked in one piece. To ensure that the knitter has enough wool in case she doesn't stick to the stitch gauge, I recommend giving away 700-800m (approx. 250-300g).
The instructions for the Advent calendar have no charte, are written out stitch by stitch, easy to understand and can also be done by slightly advanced knitters.

You knit from day 1 to day 24.
In some countries Christmas is not celebrated until 25.12.
Therefore day 25 is included as star paper without instructions. You can use it to wrap personal greetings or a small sweet.

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

The tutorial consists of charts AND is written out in stitches. It is not difficult, but you should be slightly advanced.

Size Information

The scarf is approx. 26 x 152cm long (without fringes) if you follow the stitch gauge ( 30M and 38R = 10cm).

Materials List

I have used 2 balls ( = 630m) "1-2-3 Ideas" from Pro Lana. (100g = 315m) The soft cotton has a color gradient per ball. I.e. you knit the first ball from light to dark and the second ball from dark to light. If you keep to the stitch gauge, there is still a remainder for the fringes.