Woollythoughts
And these are the reason I've been quiet for a while.
All designed by Pat & Steve from Woollythoughts. If you want to see them for yourselves (and Pat & Steve) come and say hello at the Knitting and Crochet Guild stand at the Knitting and Stitching Show at Harrogate.
All are made with James Brett Marble from RKM, pure acrylic, but nice to knit with (if that isn't a contradiction in terms)
Best of Both Whirls
Cubism
Curve of Pursuit
Fibre-nacci
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Tilting at Windmills sewn up differently (maybe)
Square to Eternity
Square is it ?
How many squares can you see ?
Roundabouts
If you want to see the other patterns have a look here.
Patterns are well written and enjoyable to make and I even enjoyed sewing them up even though it took me ages to get round to it !!
And when I have the time I do plan to make some of the others....
Labels: mathematical knitting
posted by Wye Sue @ 8:27 pm
5 Comments:
Love it! Always have love the maths of knitting - tension etc....., but the geometry is v exciting!
Just love these geometric designs. cant wait to see what you have been up to. How is mermaid coming on?
Having seen them in parts, I could never have imagined how good the Whole(s) would be! Excellent work there Sue!
Now, where's a pic of my absolutely favourite seven veils gal?
Gosh - they're all really effective - you have been busy!
i am a big fan of James Brett Marble. Somehow it manages to show up in the yarn department of the local big-box craft store. For a synthetic it has a great feel and has interesting colorways with fairly long repeats. I can see from your work that you have access to more colorways than I do. Now I am inspired to go make a curve of pursuit or something...
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