The Swish Net Scarf is a fringed wrap with a hexagonal mesh pattern evocative of a fishing net. This project uses a special technique called the lattice stitch, creating fabric out of a series of I-cords. Because of this special lightweight fabric, you'll get a lot more for your yardage—a great advantage if you are using bulky weight yarns.

Each row can be worked in a different color, making this the perfect project for mini skeins, scraps, or Advent calendars. In class, students will learn the basics of the lattice stitch technique including how to make an I-cord while making a section of the larger project.

Requirements: This class is best suited for intermediate level knitters or adventurous beginners who have experience reading patterns and working basic increases and decreases.

For a swatch, you will need 5+ scraps of yarn at least 5 yd long each. Optional: Full project uses 20-50 11-yard (10m) pieces of fingering-weight yarn or 1 skein of Knit Collage Spun cloud, 100 yds. (91m) per 200g. Paired with 1 Knit Collage Mini Skein Sampler Kit.

Needles: Circular needles 1-2 sizes larger than size on the ball band of your yarn. Bulky weight - #15 (15mm), fingering weight #6 (4mm)

Reminder: Please print any handout(s) prior to class and bring it with you.