Garland Necklace Yoke
Elizabeth Zimmermann started Schoolhouse Press in 1958 with a one-page knitting newsletter that included a pattern. In 1969, she expanded to the Wool Gathering booklet that includes a pattern and a short book reviews. Meg Swansen, a master knitter and Elizabeth's daughter, continues the Wool Gathering tradition.
This EPS yoke is slightly shallower than usual, and there are 3 charts depending upon the depth you want. Deep garter stitch cuffs and a split curved lower edge are additional options. The prototype was knitted in single-strand Unspun Icelandic wool.
Pickup available at 12045 Ducharme Lane and is usually ready the next day.
Elizabeth Zimmermann started Schoolhouse Press in 1958 with a one-page knitting newsletter that included a pattern. In 1969, she expanded to the Wool Gathering booklet that includes a pattern and a short book reviews. Meg Swansen, a master knitter and Elizabeth's daughter, continues the Wool Gathering tradition.
This EPS yoke is slightly shallower than usual, and there are 3 charts depending upon the depth you want. Deep garter stitch cuffs and a split curved lower edge are additional options. The prototype was knitted in single-strand Unspun Icelandic wool.
Pickup available at 12045 Ducharme Lane and is usually ready the next day.