Field Guide No. 5: Sequences

Rich, gorgeous, simple to make.

This Field Guide introduces the ingenious idea of sequence knitting, the “unvention” of Cecelia Campochiaro. Cecelia’s four designs provide the perfect canvas for you to play with her gorgeous knit-and-purl stitch patterns. Rediscover the endless puzzle of knitting all over again with these elegant, simple projects.

Field Guide No. 5: Sequences is pure knitting play, with four projects from Cecelia’s fertile imagination.

In MDK Field Guide No. 5 you’ll find:

• Corrugated Shawl: This sampler of 16 sequences creates textures you cannot anticipate—which is where the fun is. The resulting wrap has extraordinary drape and texture.
• Parallelogram Scarf: Two slow-changing skeins of yarn make this scarf a glorious color adventure. In a busy season, this low-stakes drama may be all we need.
• Swirl Hat: When we work sequences in the round, a simple stitch pattern gets interesting very quickly. This is a great unisex hat.
• Freak Flags: Decreasing stitches will create even more texture surprises, and these cheerful pennants of knitterly joy make the best sort of experiment.
• As well as stories, tips, and beautiful photos.
  

By Kay Gardiner, Ann Shayne, Cecelia Campochiaro

Part of the Field Guide Collection by MDK