Updated Feb 22, 2012. I decided to make one wingspan with 90 st cast on and 16 st increase patterns AND a 60 st cast on with the 14 st increase pattern. i only had enough yarn to go to 7 triangles on both (knit the smaller one to 7 first and then the larger one… they happened to work out to the same number) i then knit the 4 rows of each and cast off all of the edge on the smaller wingspan minus 36 st. i then did a 3 needle bind off overlapping the end of the larger wingspan with the remaining st. on the smaller one, binding them together… then finished the remaining cast off.

feb 17, 2012
casting on tonight as part of a knit along here on Ravelry. i knit this yarn as socks before and loved it and the colorway so much that i just had to try it out as a wingspan.

first triangle confused me at the end of the triangle… but once i figured it out, it was very simple. lots of bang for your buck so to speak as it looks sensational with the long slow color changes of zauberball.

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