Fair-gyle
by Betty Salpekar
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© Barbara Benson 2014
Fair-gyle
Here’s a combination of two timeless classics: the argyle motif and a red-and-white color scheme. Happily, by rendering argyle with the color-stranding technique, no bobbins are required.
The 22-stitch pattern repeat limits the instructions to medium size, though some size variation can be obtained by working at a slightly larger or smaller gauge. However, remember that both needles and yarn must be changed in that case. Thinner yarn + thinner needles = smaller size, while thicker yarn + thicker needles = larger size.
About this yarn
by Rowan
Lace
70% Mohair, 30% Silk
229 yards
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25
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About this yarn
by Shibui Knits
Fingering
100% Merino
191 yards
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50
grams
14801 projects
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About this yarn
by Miss Babs
Fingering
100% Merino
400 yards
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110
grams
23770 projects
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