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Ecotown
Ecotown
A little bit of free-form knitting – I like to create on the needles, just letting shapes and stitches evolve and inform the construction. Inspired by the flotsam and jetsam of the city streets, scattered and assorted fibres – from paper and cotton to wool and silk –
are reassembled in this sleeveless vest. This is a great project for using stash yarns. The back is in
a voluminous wool, with a rib hem and then worked in stocking stitch with simple decreases. The front
is knitted in a mix of yarns with an asymmetric split hem and a contrast yoke. Graphic shapes are worked in rib with stitch deflections and using the intarsia technique. It is finished with random rib rows for the neck and hand-stitched with contrast colour and hanging threads.
- First published: January 2021
- Page created: January 20, 2021
- Last updated: July 22, 2022 …
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