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Fields of Barley
The pattern for Fields of Barley was inspired by the I dried out head of barley lying on a stone. The piece can be worn either as a stole or as a scarf. Because it is done in double knitting, it is a completely reversible fabric, with each side a mirror image of the other. The double knitting technique makes for a thick, firm fabric which stays in shape. It is a versatile piece that can be used both for a casual look and as a more elegant accessory.
Yarn
This shawl uses JW (jumper weight) yarn:
A: Bilberry Heath (200g)
B: Meadowsweet Heath (200g)
Needle size
3mm DPNs or circular needles.
Tension
22 sts and 32 rounds in the flat (after blocking) = 10 cm.
It is always wise to do a swatch to establish your tension; adjust your needle size accordingly.
Size
Finished length: ca 135 cm
Finished width: ca 36 cm
Techniques
Knitting in the flat, double knitting, slip stitch with yarn in front, slip stitch with yarn at the back, chart reading
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- First published: May 2021
- Page created: May 31, 2021
- Last updated: May 31, 2021 …
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