Cast on 55 stitches with 11 knit, 11 purl etc. Repeat row. At beginning and end and at approximately every 100 rows four rows of dark blue. Length is 6 ' x 10 "

First 500 rows are 2 x 2 alternating knits and purls every eleven stitches.

Rows 501 - 710 are 4 x 4 with the same knit and purl sequence

For #showmeourknits my latest #sequenceknitting scarf. Ends still need to be woven in and then washed and blocked. Yarns are #woolstok fingering (light shade) and #perendale wool (dark shade). Blues are definitely part of my color palette.

The beginning of “Eavesdrop” 💚
🧶 @kelbournewoolens Mojave in color Pickle
60% cotton, 40%linen
Pattern by @oliveknits

#ingridknits #eavesdrop #sequenceknitting

##reversibleknitting arrived today. I find the books of Cecelia Campochiaro to provide plenty of inspiration and creativity to the #knittingsoul
Her other works are #sequenceknitting and #making marks

Another #sequenceknitting project completed.
Pattern is #Wilde from Sequence Knitting by Cecelia Campochiaro.
Purchased yarn in 2024 in #Barcelona at #lalanalu yarn shoppe.
#wool #cautiva from #wooldreamers
Selected colors that compliment my eyes and hair color.

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The other two types of sequence knitting I think would be less stressful, but still interesting. Sequence-knitting In-the-round is what it says; you do the sequence when you're knitting something in the round. This can give you cool things like spirals. And since you're doing it in the round […]

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Serpentine sequences are where it starts to get interesting. With a Serpentine sequence, you don't stop the sequence at the end of the row, you continue it on to the next row, and the next, and the next. This can give you eye-catching textures in things like zig-zags and diamonds. This was the […]