Robe of Glory MK by Jean Hay Penny

Robe of Glory MK

Machine Knitting
September 1979
Fingering (14 wpi) ?
30 stitches and 32 rows = 4 inches
in Fairisle & stockinette
1927 - 2804 yards (1762 - 2564 m)
Small, Medium, Large
English

Robe of Glory

This Robe of Glory sweater design was created in 1979, inspired by the traditional Fair Isle knitting of the islands off the northern coasts of Scotland.

It is said that a special sweater would be knitted for a young man at the time that he reached adolescence.

The motif sequence tells a life story in symbols - so I have knitted many personalised versions of this…

The pattern, for standard gauge single bed machine, includes colour stitch charts as well as written instructions and links to useful resources.

A classic traditional gansey.

Col 1 – 11 x 25g balls
Col 2 – 8 x 25g balls
Col 3 – 3 x 25g balls
Col 4 – 1 x 25g ball
Col 5 – 2 x 25g balls
Col 6 – 1 x 25g ball
Col 7 – 1 x 25g ball
Col 8 – 1 x 25g ball
Col 9 – 1 x 25g ball
Col 10 – 1 x 25g ball
Col 11 – 1 x 25g ball
Col 12 – 1 x 25g ball
Col 13 – 1 x 25g ball

Total : 33 balls x 25g

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