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My Tie
If you buy this pattern and His Tie you can get them two for the price of one. This should happen automatically at checkout.
My Tie is a simple, lacy tie pattern inspired by Edwardian women’s clothing when ties were worn with extravagant collared blouses and smart walking skirts. The simple shape is paired with a quickly memorable simple lace pattern edged on each side of the ties long edges, with a garter stitch border creating a neat, stylish edge to the tie.
The tie is knitted flat from the bottom up with the length adjustable to suit the wearer. They are each easily knittable in just a couple of evenings with minimal finishing required.
The yarn used is Byre, a soft, fingering weight blend of Jacobs and Shetland fibres spun exclusively for us in a nearby Yorkshire mill. My Tie is shown in the rich shade Jack O’Lantern, a warm orange and His Tie is shown in the deep shade of Undergrowth, with subtle variegation of both green and blue tones.
The pattern includes clear written instructions plus accompanying optional pattern charts, which for simplicity, has been written to show the stitches you are actually knitting rather than what the pattern will look like once knitted.
Yarn
Susan Crawford Byre, (Fingering weight) 100% British wool, (400m/416yds per 100g skein)
1 skein, shade Jack O’Lantern or Undergrowth
Techniques
Following a chart (optional)
Simple stitch pattern
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- First published: February 2025
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