I'm doing a test knit for Beth Macdonald Stone for her Bermy Basic 28 that will be coming out the first of May! I am super excited about this pattern and am a fan of Beth for sure. She is designing the Bermy Basic in lots of gauges which is so cool! Be sure and check them out on Ravelry.
I tried really hard to knit out of PYS for it, but after a couple of starts, decided to go to my local yarn shop, The Fiber Universe and see if anything grabbed me. I came up with these two that were sitting together on the rack, and after some deliberation, thought I would give them a try.
I didn't know what or how I was going to incorporate them together in the sweater, I wanted something different than everyone else was doing. I had thought of just big blocks of stripes ala another sweater I knit a couple of years back, but still wanted something a bit different. I really didn't know what until I was finished with the neck rib.
Then, it sort of hit me! How about different size stripes? Hmmm, how about Fibonacci?! I had a bit about it some years back, but never really delved into it at all. I knew it was a Math thing, and I really intensely dislike Math (even though I use it all the time in knitting), and have ever since grade school when the new Math came out and I remember crying that I would never get it!!! And high school Algebra wasn't much better!
So, I went to the handy dandy internet and came up with a site that I could understand and voila!
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