Revolution Afghan - PDF knitting pattern
This was our first afghan design not based entirely on sound geometric principles. It relies on the pliant nature of the knitting to allow some distortion which creates the zig-zag swirl.
It is much easier than it looks. It is worked in one piece, using one colour at a time and with a maximum of around one hundred stitches on the needles. There is a tiny amount of stitching to be done.
The version in the pictures was worked in Double Knitting (DK) yarns but the instruction booklet allows you to use any yarn of your choice to create an afghan the size you want. You could even make it in a very small size, as a pillow. It also includes several variations of the design, using 2, 4 or 8 colours and different types of swirls and zig-zags.
Read the story of Revolution on the Woolly Thoughts web site.
It is much easier than it looks. It is worked in one piece, using one colour at a time and with a maximum of around one hundred stitches on the needles. There is a tiny amount of stitching to be done.
The version in the pictures was worked in Double Knitting (DK) yarns but the instruction booklet allows you to use any yarn of your choice to create an afghan the size you want. You could even make it in a very small size, as a pillow. It also includes several variations of the design, using 2, 4 or 8 colours and different types of swirls and zig-zags.
Read the story of Revolution on the Woolly Thoughts web site.
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