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Bob White
Self striping yarn is fun to knit, fun to look at, and fun to wear, but it can be a challenge to knit with without losing a pattern. Bob White is a simple cabled pattern that doesn’t fight with the color changes, but would also look great in a tonal or solid! This uses a planned afterthought heel to take full advantage of the striping pattern.
Finished Size: S (M, L) 7” (8”, 9” around), unstretched
Yarn: Kirby Wirby Hand Dyed Yarns Old Faithful, 75% Wool/25% Nylon, 450 yards/100g (Sample knit in Hells to the Yes). Also, 8” contrasting yarn for heel placement.
Needles: Set of 5 double-pointed needles or two circular needles size 2 US (2.75 mm), or size to obtain gauge
Gauge: 8 stitches per inch in stockinette, knit in the round.
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- First published: June 2021
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