The Nines
THIS IS A DIGITAL PATTERN FILE, NOT THE ACTUAL KNITTED PIECE!
In Tarot, the four Nines represent a closing of a cycle, and call for reflection and review. This felt like the perfect time to take some time for reflection, as we are looking forward to a season of opening and widening of our lives and circles. The rhythm of the stitches are perfect for quiet reflection, and the colorways we used are representative of two of the Nine cards in our favorite Tarot deck.
YARN
approximately 725 yards/663 m fingering-weight yarn. I used Knitted Wit Pixie Plied. Samples are shown in Nine of Cups (blues and pinks) and Nine of Swords (purples and browns).
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Wingspan: 77"/196 cm; depth at center: 21.5"/55 cm, measured after blocking.
More information, including gauge and suggested needle size, can be found on my website.
In Tarot, the four Nines represent a closing of a cycle, and call for reflection and review. This felt like the perfect time to take some time for reflection, as we are looking forward to a season of opening and widening of our lives and circles. The rhythm of the stitches are perfect for quiet reflection, and the colorways we used are representative of two of the Nine cards in our favorite Tarot deck.
YARN
approximately 725 yards/663 m fingering-weight yarn. I used Knitted Wit Pixie Plied. Samples are shown in Nine of Cups (blues and pinks) and Nine of Swords (purples and browns).
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Wingspan: 77"/196 cm; depth at center: 21.5"/55 cm, measured after blocking.
More information, including gauge and suggested needle size, can be found on my website.
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