Ella's Bandanna

Introducing this beautifully crafted bandanna, designed specifically for the historic Tybout House in Warren, Pennsylvania. This piece was created as part of the 2022 Winter Fiber Frolic, celebrating the legacy of Ella Tybout, who resided in the charming “little pink house” until her passing in 1952. Adjacent to the house lies an exquisite sunken garden adorned with a fountain, where Ella spent countless hours reflecting on nature, the world, and her poetry. The intricate leaves featured in this design pay homage to her beautiful garden, allowing knitters the freedom to add or subtract leaf repeats, thus personalizing each bandanna to their unique style. Not just a beautiful accessory, this versatile bandanna can be artfully worn as a stylish kerchief to adorn your head or as an elegant neck wrap that provides warmth during those chilly days spent in the garden. Whether you're strolling through your own garden paradise or attending a cozy gathering, this bandanna ensures you look chic and feel comfortable. Level of Difficulty: Intermediate. This pattern is perfect for knitters who are comfortable with techniques such as yarn overs (yo), slip one knit one pass slipped stitch over (sl1-k1-psso), knit two together (k2tog), and knit front and back (kfb). Yarn: This pattern requires TurtleMade yarn, a luxurious blend of 75% Superwash Merino and 25% Nylon, totaling approximately 463 yards in Lavender, or alternatively, you can use about 250 yards of a fingering weight yarn in your preferred color. Needles: You'll need a set of US 3 (3.25mm) needles to create this stunning bandanna. Embrace your creativity and honor the memory of Ella Tybout with this delightful knitting pattern that combines comfort, elegance, and a touch of history!