I tested this little beauty already in August.
Once again I had the feeling that I didn’t have the right colours in my Rainbow Cotton to do justice to this design. So I used a yarn that I had actually ordered to try out for a completely different project. Drops Muskat.
Drops Muskat is a mercerised cotton yarn, classified as DK yarn with 100 m per 50 g. It comes in 45 colours and has a lovely shine that gives it a bit a vintage touch (at least in my eyes). It splits a bit, so you have to be careful when crocheting, but I’ve worked with yarns where this was worse. And the finished look is worth the effort I think.

As always Pam‘s design is rich with stitch combinations and full of texture. And again the square was designed with a Aran / worsted weight (#4) yarn. Depending on the hook size it is supposed to be either 11 x 11” (4,5 mm hook) or 12” x 12” ( 5 mm hook). That makes approx. 28 cm respectively 30,5 cm in the square.
It was absolutely fun to test it! Here some details of my version:
Pattern
Sage Advice Square
available on Ravelry
Designer
Pam Knighton-Haener from A Yarn of Serendipity
Technique
regular crochet
Yarn
Drops Muskat
100 % cotton, #3
Colours
following colour way 2
A — 81, Clay
B — 61, Light Beige
C — 85, Mustard
D — 24, Taupe
Hook
Clover Amour Hook, 4 mm
Finished Size
approx. 25 x 25 cm (about 10 inch)




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