- Circular: US Size 15 (10mm) needles - I use circular needles because of the amount of stitches, but you can use straight needles

- Chunky/Bulky

- Yarn Needle - A piece of driftwood, a wooden rung or some other kind of rod to hang your knit from

Makes a wall hanging that is 17.25” wide and 18.5” tall

don’t know about you, but I really love simple and elegant home decor. I had gotten the idea for this wall hanging a few weeks before finally landing on the perfect stitch, herringbone. The herringbone stitch is one of the most elegant and simple stitches I can think of, it’s just beautiful. This stitch used to really intimidate me, and I had tried it years ago and never really got the hang of it, so I was a little apprehensive about using it. But, after watching a couple instructional videos, it became really easy. I really like that it looks complicated, but when you break it down it’s just the same 2 moves (on each side) repeated over and over, so once you get them down you’re set for the entire project. You’ll need 300 yards of Color A and 30 yards of color B