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683-3
Saturday 04/13/2013, 8:30 am - 11:30 am
Skill Level
Intermediate Class Hours
3
Teacher
Sarah Peasley![]() View Sarah's profile and full STITCHES South class list |
Basic Fair Isle Techniques with Sarah Peasley
The Fair Isle technique has been around for centuries, but can be learned in a matter of hours. Learn to read charts like a pro. Practice knitting in the round with two colors while trapping those pesky floats. Discover the beauty of corrugated ribbing. Hold your breath while you cut open a crocheted steek. There's nothing to it. What are you waiting for?
Supplies
50 grams smooth, light-colored #4 (worsted-weight) yarn; 50 grams smooth, contrasting-colored #4 (worsted-weight yarn); 16" circular needle (measured from tip to tip), size 4.5 mm/US 7 or size to match yarn; 2.75 mm/US C crochet hook; 7 stitch markers; sharp scissors.Homework
Swatch 1 With CC, cast on 15 stitches. Work stockinette stitch (knit RS rows, purl WS rows) for 3 inches. Bind off.Swatch 2 With MC, cast on 71 stitches. Join without twisting to work in the round. Work 8 rounds. Do not bind off. Do not cut yarn. |




The Fair Isle technique has been around for centuries, but can be learned in a matter of hours. Learn to read charts like a pro. Practice knitting in the round with two colors while trapping those pesky floats. Discover the beauty of corrugated ribbing. Hold your breath while you cut open a crocheted steek. There's nothing to it. What are you waiting for?