Celtic Stone jacket by Jean Hay Penny

Celtic Stone jacket

Knitting
September 2018
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
30 stitches and 32 rows = 4 inches
in Fairisle
3500 - 4600 yards (3200 - 4206 m)
S, M, L
English French

Inspired by the traditional celtic knot, and worked in stranded fairisle style motifs, this is a luxurious and stylish hat.

Two colours are knitted into each row, the colours alternately carried behind the work to create a substantial but soft double-layer fabric.

The Celtic knot is an ancient motif, frequently found on the carved stone crosses of the lands of the celtic peoples. Such crosses are especially common in Ireland and Scotland.

Until the rise of the Roman empire a large part of Europe was dominated by celtic peoples, and the knotwork, spirals and key patterns are said to have been influenced by various non-Celtic cultures.

Col 1 – 16 x 25g
Col 2 – 14 x 25g
Col 3 – 2 x 25g
Col 4 – 1 x 25g
Col 5 – 1 x 25g
Col 6 – 1 x 25g
Col 7 – 1 x 25g
Col 8 – 1 x 25g
Col 9 – 1 x 25g
Col 10 – 2 x 25g
Col 11 – 1 x 25g
TOTAL: 41 x 25g balls

Available as either a KnitKit or as a knitting pattern.
Get the pattern free when you buy the KnitKit.

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