Flowing Marls ebook
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The patterns in this ebook can also be purchased individually.
The Flowing Marl Series is an introduction to Fission Knitting. This technique uses marled knitting and slipped stitches to create a reversible fabric with a different cable motif on each side.
The Flowing River Hat/Cowl are the easiest knits in the set and you will learn 2 new cable stitches. The Tranquil Waters Hat/Cowl teaches 2 more cables stitches. For the third cowl, Confluence Cowl, you will layer the motifs from the first two cowls on top of teach other to create a reversible cabled design. There is a lot of cabling in these patterns; some experience with cables is helpful but not required. Fission Knitting Tutorials of the cable stitches are provided.
The Family Connections Series & Secret Garden Scarf are designs that use this technique.
Tech editor: Kate Atherley
Model & Photo credit: Julie Crawford
Ways to learn about my designs and reversible knitting:
Subscribe to my newsletter and receive a free pattern too.
See RAVELRY Ebook Page for more pictures and link to other projects.
The Flowing Marl Series is an introduction to Fission Knitting. This technique uses marled knitting and slipped stitches to create a reversible fabric with a different cable motif on each side.
The Flowing River Hat/Cowl are the easiest knits in the set and you will learn 2 new cable stitches. The Tranquil Waters Hat/Cowl teaches 2 more cables stitches. For the third cowl, Confluence Cowl, you will layer the motifs from the first two cowls on top of teach other to create a reversible cabled design. There is a lot of cabling in these patterns; some experience with cables is helpful but not required. Fission Knitting Tutorials of the cable stitches are provided.
The Family Connections Series & Secret Garden Scarf are designs that use this technique.
Tech editor: Kate Atherley
Model & Photo credit: Julie Crawford
Ways to learn about my designs and reversible knitting:
Subscribe to my newsletter and receive a free pattern too.
See RAVELRY Ebook Page for more pictures and link to other projects.
