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Knitting patterns using The Fibre Co. Road to China Lace

New Foundations for Cumbria Fingering, Meadow & Road to China Lace

Foundations is getting an update! Today we’re adding 18 brand new knitting patterns which include designs using The Fibre Co. Cumbria Fingering, Meadow and Road to China Lace.

Foundations is a design series for novice knitters ready to expand their skills and those already more advanced who would like to adapt patterns and make them their own. We like to think of you making these patterns and accessing the accompanying tutorials as enthusiasts, keen to develop new techniques and fibre knowledge as you add to your handmade wardrobe.

Knitting patterns using The Fibre Co. Road to China Lace - Spring Shrug
Spring Shrug knit using The Fibre Co. Road to China Lace

The 18 knitting patterns launching today include 7 new shawl designs and a variety of must-have transitional pieces for your handmade wardrobe that will take you through the last of the cooler months and into Spring.

You’ll find the 18 patterns split evenly between those calling for Cumbria Fingering, Meadow and Road to China Lace. These are versatile yarns that all have the softness and beautiful hand that defines The Fibre Co. yarns.

Knitting patterns using The Fibre Co. Meadow - Tie Front Cardigan
Tie Front Cardigan knit using The Fibre Co. Meadow

Meadow is a yarn for fibre lovers who like a treat on the needles and for their handmades. Meadow is the perfect combination of four luxurious fibres: merino, baby llama silk and linen, spun into a 2 ply yarn that’s slightly heavier than a typical lace weight yarn. This blend of fibres and structure makes for a versatile yarn that works well on a variety of needle sizes and a wide array of projects.

Knitting patterns using The Fibre Co. Cumbria Fingering - Traveling Cable Sweater
Traveling Cable Sweater knit using The Fibre Co. Cumbria Fingering

Cumbria Fingering was born from the love of long walks across sheep-grazed fells and valleys. Developed to be evocative of the mood, light and places that characterise the North West of the UK, Cumbria Fingering blends brown wool from English Masham with a fine Mohair from Argentina that adds strength, lustre and warmth.

Knitting patterns using The Fibre Co. Road to China Lace - Cross-Over Top
Cross-Over Top knit using The Fibre Co. Road to China Lace

Road to China Lace has a deep softness, delicate drape and lustre that really indulges the maker. Combining Baby Alpaca, Silk and Cashmere to give a fabric with a soft halo but enough definition to explore subtle textures and shifting patterns.

Buy the Foundations patterns on Ravelry now or get a pattern free when purchasing yarn for your Foundations project at participating stockists. You can find your local or online stockist of The Fibre Co. here

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Free Traveling Cable Sweater Pattern

A classic sweater shape with the addition of a traveling rib, adding flow and texture to the fabric.

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