An elegant adaptation of a traditional pattern into double-knitting, worked in a luxurious yak-down blend.

This fabric almost seems to be 4 layers thick — without the corresponding lack of drape — since the purl texture stands out so dramatically against the background of knits on both sides. Due to an ingenious use of slip-stitches to really emphasize the hexagonal lattice, the fabric is only linked together in one row out of five, which means that there's very little actual color changing.

Read more about this pattern on its blog post.​

This pattern is only available in my book Double or Nothing: Reversible Knitting for the Adventurous.