Addiction, even if it is only to fiber, can take a wild path through your life, zigging and zagging you through your days and nights, taking away your perception of what is right(side) and wrong(side) almost magically. This deceptively simple pattern gives you the ability to get really wild with your yarn selection, combining any two fingering weights and working them to the fullest extent of your addiction!

Finished Measurement:
Measurements will vary depending on how strongly or subtly you block your finished piece, as well as how many pattern repeats you choose to work. Sample shown is approximately 96” x 7” working 30 pattern repeats.

Yarn Requirements:
100g each of any two colors Fingering Weight. Pattern is worked using two yarns held together as one. Your options are endless. Use two colors that are identical, are different but complement each other, or are in complete contrast. Use two fingering weights of the same or different content or texture. Incorporate yarns with stellina or a fiber that halos. Whatever your heart desires will work.

Shown in:
Dye Monkey Yarns Tap Monkey (463 yds/100g, 75% SW merino/25% nylon, color: Sunday Funnies)
and Malabrigo Sock (440 yards /100 grams, 100% merino, color: 809 Solis) held together as one.

Recommended Needles:
Size 7 (4.5mm) 24-32” circular or size required to get gauge. Please note – gauge is flexible, but yardage will vary.

Supplies:
Tapestry needle for weaving in ends. A removable stitch marker or progress marker may be helpful.

Gauge:
Approximately 20 sts / 28 rows = 4” (10 cm) garter stitch, blocked.