Take the concept of a mobius from the center out and turn it sideways. Inspired by one of Gwen’s mobius class students, Gail, we took her genius idea of lace edging applied to the mobius structure, then flipped it sideways. Thanks, Gail, for the inspiration!

This mobius is worked differently from others in that, after the cast-on establishes the mobius twist, the stitches are worked off one at a time as you complete a lovely lace edging pattern around all the cast-on stitches. When you get back to the beginning, graft the end of the edging to the beginning and you end up with a gorgeous riff on the traditional mobius.

Finished Size
Approximate circumference: 48”

Yarn
Sample was made with Elemental Affects Cormo Fingering in Cerise #408.
500 yds - Fingering weight

Needles
3.5 mm (US #4) circular 36” - 40”
3.5 mm (US #4) circular 20” - 24”

Notions
Stitch Marker
Waste Yarn

Gauge
20 sts and 34 rows = 10 cm (4”) in Eye-Spot Lace, after blocking

Skills Required
• Basic familiarity with the Mobius shape
• Comfortable working lace patterns from charts
• Provisional Cast-on
• Grafting stitches

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