shifting chevrons kit

shifting chevrons kita 3D intarsia scarf pattern and yarn kit The Pattern If we think of knitted fabric just like a sheet of paper, and we can fold sheets of paper into amazing shapes then we can fold knitted fabric too. Garter stitch is such a strong, static fabric with no desire to turn or twist in any particular direction. Stocking stitch columns (vertical and diagonal) want to turn the fabric, and I used this natural inclination to create folds. The inspiration for

you'll create a 3D fabric that catches the light and shadows beautifully

here's the yarn and pattern

-a small colour theory set which also includes a swatch ball to test gauge (total amount of cashmere in the kit for the small colour theory is 115g / 920m)

turning beech

creates stripes without having to do any work for it

But if you just really like this scarf and want to make it

So if you need 50g of yarn

instructions are provided

50g cobweb weight cashmere yarn

Block or unblock

and endless marl options

twisted stitches