Snowed In: Bedfellow

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When it’s time to cuddle under a throw for
movie night or snuggle down under your duvet in
bed, this cozy bedfellow will make great company.
Covering your hot water bottle in squashy garter
stitch softness, it will be your new best friend on
frigid winter nights. Personalize it with your
initial for a colorful touch of whimsy or as a
charming gift.

Pattern Notes
This pattern is worked seamlessly in the round
starting from the middle to the bottom, then the
provisional cast on edge is worked from the middle to
the top in two pieces, the button band which is
attached to the bottom half, then the top is knit in the
round. The monogram is worked over the stockinette
oval with duplicate stitching. Alternately, you may
omit the oval if you want to go monogram-less.

A provisional cast on is worked by
taking scrap yarn and crocheting a chain, picking up
and knitting into the bumps along the back of the
chain. Once the crocheted yarn is removed you have
live stitches with which to work that makes a
seamless continuation of the fabric. If you are new to
these techniques there are many good instructional
videos online for both provisional cast on and duplicate
stitch.

Finished Measurements
7 1/2 inches wide unstretched
14 inches long unstretched
finished weight – 185 grams

Suggested Yarn
Main Color
The Periwinkle Sheep Merino DK
(100% Superwash Merino)
225yards (201m/100g) per skein
For project: approximately 1 skein-175yards
(160m, 78g)
Colorway Orchid
Monogram Color
Cascade 220 (100% Peruvian Highland Wool)
220 yards (200m/100g)
For project: approximately 3 yards (2.7m, 7g)
Colorway 8908 Anis

Gauge
9 stitches & 14 rows per 2 inches in stockinette
stitch.

Needles
1 pair US7 (4.5mm) circular 16” length, or
needles to obtain gauge.
set US7 (4.5mm) double pointed needles
set 4 US5 (3.75mm) double pointed needles

Notions
Crochet hook
2 or 3 yards of scarp yarn
4 1/2” Buttons
Darning needle for finishing
Disappearing ink marker or light colored sharpie