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Groovy Grid
Who says a grid has to be made of squares?
Groovy Grid features a playful arrangement of hourglass shapes that alternate between vertical and horizontal orientations. The result is a geometric design with plenty of movement and visual interest.
The cowl is constructed from individual hourglass-shaped units, joined to their neighbors as you work. Two horizontal bands create the foundation of the cowl, and you can easily customize the height by repeating the second band as many times as you like.
All the units use the same hourglass shape; only the joining instructions vary depending on how each unit connects to its neighbors. The pattern includes line-by-line instructions to guide you through this construction.
Materials
Approximately 400 yards of yarn
U.S. size 7 (4.5 mm) knitting needles
The sample was knitted using scraps of Malabrigo Rios.
Who says a grid has to be made of squares?
Groovy Grid features a playful arrangement of hourglass shapes that alternate between vertical and horizontal orientations. The result is a geometric design with plenty of movement and visual interest.
The cowl is constructed from individual hourglass-shaped units, joined to their neighbors as you work. Two horizontal bands create the foundation of the cowl, and you can easily customize the height by repeating the second band as many times as you like.
All the units use the same hourglass shape; only the joining instructions vary depending on how each unit connects to its neighbors. The pattern includes line-by-line instructions to guide you through this construction.
Materials
Approximately 400 yards of yarn
U.S. size 7 (4.5 mm) knitting needles
The sample was knitted using scraps of Malabrigo Rios.