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Kyth
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“Kyth in your ain colours that fowk may ken you.” Allan Ramsay, (1776). A Collection of Scots Proverbs, p.48.
Simple stitches don’t have to create simple finishes! This reversible shawl creates an extremely elegant and wearable piece, with opulent textured motifs and (optional) fringed edging. Using only a few different stitch types (knit and purl, plus knit and purl increases) and with charts and full written instructions, this shawl showcases the wonderful textures and finishes you can create with knitting.
Sample shown in Ginger’s Hand Dyed Yakety Yak 4 Ply in the limited edition ‘Lion Rampant’ colourway, that was dyed for the 2018 Indie Burgh Craft Crawl in Edinburgh.
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From the Scottish National Dictionary (1700), the verb Kyth (or Kythe), means to ‘to show or present oneself… to show one’s true character, “without any guile or hypocrisy”.’
MATERIALS
800 yds / 732 m Fingering weight / 4 Ply yarn
3.5 mm / US 4 needles
Stitch markers (4)
3.5 mm / US E-4 crochet hook
Tapestry needle
Blocking wires or pins
GAUGE
21 sts x 32 rows = 4 “ / 10 cm in stitch pattern
SIZE
One Size as written:
Without Fringe:
68 x 34 “ / 173 x 86 cm
With Fringe:
78 x 39 “ / 198 x 99 cm
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- First published: July 2018
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