Have you ever gazed deeply into the petals of an echinacea or sunflower, the spirals of a sea shell, or the coils of a fern frond, and felt yourself drawn into the repeating patterns of their sacred geometry? There is comfort in their patterns. You know that they will always repeat. They are solidly predictable. Yet, even in that predictability, it is never boring - there is extreme beauty!

Sacred Geometry is an asymmetrical, fractal design with lace-work leaves, based on the Tree of Life.

Materials needed-
Color A - Brooklyn Tweed, Loft - “Snowbound” 1 skein
Color B - Brooklyn Tweed, Loft - “Sweatshirt” 1 skein
Color C - Brooklyn Tweed, Loft - “Stormcloud” 1 skein
Color D - Brooklyn Tweed, Loft - “Birdbook” 1 skein
or
920 yards of a fingering weight gradient yarn

Tools -

• US #4/3.5mm 32 inch circular needle (or larger)
• US #6/4.0mm 40 inch circular needle (or larger)
• Cable needle
• 25 Stitch markers
• Darning needle

Finished Size Blocked- 25” / 63.5 cm depth by 66 ” / 168 cm wingspan

Difficulty - Intermediate-beginner

This pattern has been test knit and tech edited