Balaclava ANNA
Balaclava ANNA
Balaclava ANNA
Balaclava ANNA

Balaclava ANNA

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A kit for making your own knitted balaclava.
The set includes a paper pattern and dedicated yarn in the selected color and quantity corresponding to the selected size.
Design by Olga Woźnicka @omanufaktura

The ANNA balaclava is a warm balaclava made of soft, fluffy, and delicate FOG yarn. It's the perfect head covering and neck wrap.
Such a fashionable and practical item cannot be missing in your wardrobe.

For size S you only need 1 ball of FOG yarn!

The balaclavas in the photos were made using FOG yarn in Brown (6121) and this is size S and in Light Gray (6546) - here size M.

You can find more information about the project below.

The design is knitted with a single thread. The balaclava is worked from the bottom up, in the round, with the turtleneck first, then the top knitted straight in rows.

Techniques needed to make a balaclava: cast-on stitches, rib stitch, knit stitches, purl stitches, yarn overs, dropping stitches, decreases.

DIFFICULTY LEVEL:intermediate.

S (M)

DIMENSIONS OF THE FINISHED PROJECT:
- height - 37 (41) cm
- width at the top - 16 (18) cm
- width in the middle - 19 (21) cm
- width at the widest point - 23 (25) cm

YARN AND NEEDS:
50 (100) g FOG yarn (1 skein = 50 g)

FOG- 44% pima cotton, 28% baby alpaca, 28% merino wool

wires – 5 mm
line - 60 cm

knitting markers, knitting needle, scissors, tape measure
100% natural composition
Softness and delicacy
Interesting techniques