Fisherman's Net Fringed Wrap

Gives the impression of lace without the work.
This gossamer wrap gives the impression of lace without the work of making increases, decreases, and yarn overs. You can achieve this effect by using a simple garter stitch and alternating three yarns, each with a beautiful and unique texture. The self fringe is created leaving a tail of yarn as you change yarns every other row.

<b>Materials</b>
- Habu Textiles A-137 (3/lightweight; 70% silk, 30% cotton; 1oz/28g; 64yds/58m): 5 balls of Blue #44 (A)
- Habu Textiles A-29 Tobi Moire (5/bulky weight; 100% polyester; 1/2 oz/14g; 68 yds/61m): 4 balls of White #1 (b)
- Habu Textiles A-123 Mohair Loop (3/lightweight; 81% mohair, 9% wool, 10% nylon, 1/2oz/14g; 124 yds/113m): 4 balls of Beige #43 (C)
- Size 15 (10mm) 32" or 40" long circular needles
<i>Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge.</i>
- Tapestry needle

<b>Gauge</b>
7 sts and 12 rows=4" in Garter st
<i>To save time, take time to check gauge.</i>

<b>Stitch Patterns</b>
Garter Stitch
Pattern row: Knit across.
Repeat Patt Row.

<b>Finished Measurements</b>
13" x 76" (before seaming)

From the book Haiku Knits by Tanya Alpert. Read our review here.