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Fee's Wild Child
Fee’s Wild Child is playful brioche lace that is dripping with brioche fans and points along its arc. Inspired by Hedgehog Fibre Yarns’ gorgeous new colors that sing about just wanting to have fun, you will get into your own groove as you knit yours.
Fee’s Wild Child carries some of the DNA of it’s parent shawl, Fionan Fey, but like all children it has some twists and turns that make it an individual. The unique brioche lace fans and points along the border use a fusion of fiber art techniques to create this lighthearted, enjoyable shawl.
Knitted in fingering weight Hedgehog Fibers Skinny Singles this semi-circle shawl is so soft with great dimension and amazing drape. The lace is created with brioche stitch using both two color brioche, one color brioche, and finishing with a border of brioche dripping off of the edge.
Finished Measurements: 55” / 140cm wingspan
Yarn: Sample shown in Hedgehog Fibres Skinny Singles colours Bubble (Color A), Juniper (Color B), and Pesto (Color C).
Yardage Used: Color A 398 yards, Color B 232 yards, Color C 246 yards.
Needles: US 4 / 3.5mm circular needle with a 40” / 101 cm cord. Check your gauge and adjust your needle size if needed because you will use (nearly) all of your Color A.
Gauge: 1 Wild Child Pattern repeat - 2 1/2” x 2 1/2” unblocked
Errata: Arc 4 “Row 1 RS CC: Sl3, slm, (sl1yo, p1) 3 times, sl1yo, brp1, (sl1yo, brp1) 5 times 8 times, slm, sl3
Arc 10 “Row 5 RS: K3, Make 1 stitch, …“
”Row 6 WS: P3, (Brioche Short Row Fan) repeat to last 14 sts, then work one evolution of the Brioche Short Row Fan with the following modification to it’s final WS row ‘WS: (brk, sl1yo) 6 times, rem m, brk, P3.’“
I highly recommend Nancy Marchant’s Knitting Fresh Brioche for visual tutorials and tips on Brioche Stitch.
Photos by Victoria Kirk Photography. (Note that in the photos the “wrong side” of the pattern is shown.)
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- First published: March 2017
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