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Someday, somewhere …

The wind gently blows across the surface of the water, the sun dances on the ripples and a sense of calm washes over me. I have an affinity with water - there is something mesmerising about those little ripples caused by a gentle breeze skimming the surface of the water…

When I first saw this vivid blue colourway I knew I wanted to create something inspired by those soothing ripples.

Someday, somewhere is a relaxing knit - with long stretches of soothing garter stitch, perfect for knitting at the end of a long day while you watch tv or for taking along to knit night when you need something easy to work on while you chat.

The gentle ripples are easy to knit and break up the garter stitch, adding lovely spells of more engaging knitting for when you want to immerse yourself in your stitches.

Pattern includes both charts and full written instructions.

Materials

The Wool Kitchen Superwash BFL Bamboo (fingering; 80% BFL, 20% bamboo; 400m / 437yd per 100g skein)
Shade: Someday; 2 x 100g skeins
Sample used 177g (708m / 773yd)

4mm / US 6 circular needle 80cm / 32in length (or 100cm / 40in length)
5.5mm / US 9 needle (used for bind-off only)

1 lockable stitch marker
Tapestry needle
Blocking wires and pins

Gauge

Always use the needle size that enables you to match the specified gauge.

22 sts and 33 rows over 10cm / 4in of garter stitch worked flat and blocked, using 4mm / US 6 needles

Due to its properties Garter stitch stretches greatly after blocking. For reference, the unblocked gauge was 24 sts and 50 rows over 10cm / 4in.

Size

One size
Finished size is approximately: 153.5cm / 61.25in wingspan (tip to tip) by 76cm /30in deep.