Winding Path is a very contemporary stitch with sharp zig‐zag lines. It is fairly easy to work, with an easily‐ memorised 4‐stitch repeat. This makes it a very good stitch to choose for larger projects such as table runners, blankets and throws as you can pick the projects up when you have a quiet moment and add a few more rows. Before you know it, the item is finished!
This is the 5th in a series of 12 blogposts featuring stitches from our new Reversible Knitting Stitches book and showing some of the items that can be made from them. Today I am featuring the Winding Path stitch pattern from Chapter 8 of the book and a man's scarf, the Lamberhurst Scarf.
If you would like to read all the blogposts in this series, then please click here to see the first of the blogposts and then follow the links through until you get back here.
In the Lamberhurst Scarf, the pattern captures the power and dynamism of this timeless design. Broad and narrow bands alternate in direction to give an ever‐changing pattern of light and shade. The pattern includes instructions for three different versions to give a range of options for the perfect man’s winter scarf. All the scarves are worked in soft wool yarns and are completely reversible.
Until tomorrow – Happy Reversible Knitting!
Moira
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