It’s time! Fisher Lassie purchase information is now available at Knittingtoday.com.
Pattern Details
This handknit pattern written by Bonne Marie from ChicKnits introduces a cardigan version of the gansey sweater often worn by the 19th century fishermen of British coastline communities. While it features distinctive stitch patterning from the era, the pattern incorporates modern styling, fit and techniques.
Yarn Information
Yarn InformationShepherd’s Wool Superwash by Stonehedge Fiber Mill has a crisp, sharp hand that shows off the patterning detail precisely. Worsted spun, 3-ply, machine wash warn, machine dry low heat.
Three color choices, Natural, Granite, and Frosty Blue. Other colors available by special order in quantities of 1000 yards packages.
Class Lesson Plans
There are about 26 lessons to this online class. A brief list of some of the lessons includes:
Getting Started: lessons in winding off yarn, swatching, choosing sizes, reading charts, pattern preview.
Knitting Techniques: remembering M1L/M1R, right twist, increasing 1 stitch from edge, casting on for buttonband, 1-row 4-stitch buttonhole,
Adapting Pattern: adjusting length, *mathing* for sleeve construction.
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After winding your yarn , dies it matter if you use your yarn from the inside of the ball or outside ?
Good question! If I make a center pull ball, I pull from the inside. But, some times with some methods, the yarn winds more and then torques. Then I either rewind the ball from the inside out or knit from the outside. Everyone’s experience is different and there is probably a spinning and plying reason that happens, along with the method of holding the yarn. Just do what works for you!
Hi Lea-Ann; Fisher Lassie is very pretty. Me Likie. So good to get your email about the club.
Thanks, Cathie! So glad to see you comment here. Keep in touch!!!