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Busy Bee Basics Machine Knitting Designs

Book 81   £4.50    Standard Gauge

Book 81 Glenshee

Glenshee

24 Stitch Fair Isle Ensemble

Warm Fair Isle Sweater from Book 81 The Fair Isle sweater - an original interpretation of a traditional Norwegian Star design - is knitted  in 4 ply yarn which is 80% Acrylic and 20% wool (Spectrum Tango or Forsell Shamal).

Designed with short floats (which also adds warmth to the construction) and doubled welts and cuffs to eliminate draughts! Whatever the weather, this sweater with its cheerful, bright design, is sure to lift your spirits! 

To fit sizes 32"-46".

For the great outdoors, team the sweater with this range of accessories. 

In some of the sizes it's possible to knit the sweater, hat, mittens and the shorter stole scarf from only two 500g cones of yarn.

Fair Isle Ensemble for Punchcards from Book 81

Hat Shown with Tassel from Book 81 Start off with a hat that really keeps out the cold and frames your face attractively with its extra thick folded brim.

The tassel is optional.

Now warm up those fingers with a pair of mittens! (For even more warmth, wear them as overmitts, over your close fitting gloves). Fronts and backs of these mittens are alike. Mittens from Book 81
Scarf with Fair Isle from Book 81 Our scarf is narrower than the stole scarf in Aviemore, double thickness with stripes of the 'mitten' pattern at each end.

It has sufficient substance to drape across your shoulders attractively - or - if you are caught in a snow flurry - just drape the scarf over your hair, throw the ends over your shoulders, and stay dry with style! (If you have extra yarn you can make the scarf longer).

The traditional Fisherman's rib comforter scarf coordinates beautifully with the Fair isle sweater and accessories. The shorter length is perfect for wearing the scarf tucked into a winter coat.

 If extra yarn is available, you may prefer to knit the longer length so that you can wear the scarf the modern way - fold it in half, place round your shoulders, and thread the ends through the loop, adjust as required.

Fishermans Rib Scarf from Book 81
The stitch patterns for this book are available of disk FI2 for either Brother disk drive or DesignaKnit

Book 81, Glenshee, £4.50

 

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