Make a plain rib cuff way more exciting by blending ribbing with entrelac for a faux entrelac cuff or hem! Cleverly combining decreases, increases and colour changes to create a slanting faux rib entrelac pattern that is ridiculously easy to knit but looks super impressive. We will work slants to the left and right in the round as well as stacking both slanting directions for working flat or a small section in the round.
This is a workshop at Grumpy Ginger Yarn Co. in Wyong, NSW, Australia
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Intermediate knitter; students should be comfortable to knitting and purling on a small circumference needles (like when knitting socks & mittens), cast-on, bind-off.
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US 5 / 3.75mm needles for knitting small circumference (Double pointed needles or circular needles for magic loop or small circumference circular needles)
Stitch markers
Scissors
DK yarn in 2 contrasting colours in the following approx. amounts:
C1 (colour 1) 20g
C2 (colour 2) 20g