Frisco Trail by Sarah Jo Burch

Frisco Trail

Knitting
May 2013
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
12 stitches and 16 rows = 4 inches
in stockinette
US 6 - 4.0 mm
1400 - 2250 yards (1280 - 2057 m)
Small [Medium, Large, XL]
English
This pattern is available as a free Ravelry download

I love Fayetteville’s network of trails, but sometimes the mornings are a bit brisk, the afternoons a bit breezy, and the evenings have a bite that make walking in a simple Tshirt insufficient. This light cardi is my solution - just enough to fend off a chill but not too bulky. The hood keeps the wind from crawling down your collar as it speeds you up a hill.

A note: I love hand dyed yarns but I do not love the pooling and dye lot inconsistencies that they often come with. So for the stockinette portions of this cardi, I worked from two balls of yarn at once, working 2 rows stripes from each and carrying the unused strand up the side.

This is pattern #9 in the Local Flavor collection. The designs in this collection were inspired by the town I live in and love. Photos are shot around town, and supplies, props, and additional garments are also local (to the best of my ability).