Fission Knitting: a project class, with Mary Snow – April 6, 13, 27, 10:00 am

Sunday, April 6, 13, and 27, 10:00 - noon

Fission Knitting is a reversible colourwork technique where the fabric is worked with yarns held in a marl. The design elements are slipped stitches placed on both sides of the fabric. The marl is broken apart to work these stitches. The resultant fabric has a marled middle layer and an overlaid design on each side. It is possible to create a different cabled design on each side of the fabric.

In this class you’ll be learning the technique of Fission Knitting, while knitting the Flowing River Cowl together

Level: Intermediate-Advanced

Bring along: 

• 4.5 mm needles

• 2 colours of a smooth, fingering weight yarn,