Ulukayn
Ulukayn
Weeping Willow and Grape Leaf
Sycamore and Black Grape
Weeping Willow and Grape Leaf
Sycamore and Black Grape
Ulukayn
Weeping Willow and Grape Leaf
Ulukayn
Ulukayn
Ulukayn
Ulukayn
Sycamore and Black Grape

Ulukayn

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Ulukayn (original: Ulukayın) is the tree of life in Turkish mythology. It is at the very center of the earth, the underworld and the sky. Its branches hold up the sky. Its roots penetrate all layers of the earth. This mythologic tree is reimagined in a skinny scarf, constructed with travelling slip stitches and Nupps.

Yarn: Spiral Grain and Harvest
Designer: Yiğitcan / Pufido

Dimensions: 78.75"/200 cm length, 4.75"/12 cm width

Gauge: 33 st x 44 row Branches chart measures 4.25"/11 cm x 5.25"/12.5 cm, wet blocked

Skill level: Intermediate

Ulukayn is a skinny scarf starting from the tip with a small number of stitches and expanding with increases. The work continues straight with a consistent stitch count. Stitches are decreased for the final tip to mirror the starting shape. The tree motif (Ulukayın motif) is created with travelling slip stitches while Estonian Nupps embellish the branches. The pattern has 3 sections: Roots, Branches and Crown. Colors alternate every other row and C1 stitches are slipped to form the tree motif. A 2-color 2-stitch I-cord border is worked at the edges.

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