Can you envisage the capelet to be?
Aug.13, 2012
The 987 stitches are spread over 3 circular needles size 6mm x 80cm. A longer length could be easier – but I don’t have one. Next increase row will give me the scary sum of 1597 stitches. Will need 4 circular needles I think.
Can you see the capelet to be?
Let me know please!
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August 17th, 2012 on 9:14 am
love this capelet so far. Wonder if it will be a pattern later. Would be a challenge I think for many knitters – but beating the fibonacci Sequence as increases rather than stripes is a grand idea. I am up for giving this a go. Congratulations
September 10th, 2012 on 9:49 am
Thanks Chrissie for asking,
I will write up what I have done so others can play with the Fibonacci Sequence. I don’t think I will create a formal pattern as such as the thought of so many stitches on the needle frightens any knitter I have explained it to, the sight of eyes glazing over shows I have lost them. I love playing with it though so someday a pattern could materialise.
Connie