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tumbling cascade

TUMBLING CASCADE

MARK II

TUMBLING CASCADE

MARK II

COMPLEX CABLES

TUMBLING CASCADE

MARK I

A Tumbling Cascade of ribbed cables add extra warmth on the torso. These two versions (TC Mark I and II) are both worked in one piece from neck down.

This design reminds me of two magical waterfalls, one in Zomba, Malawi (I was born and spent my child-time in the heat) and Canonteign Falls, Devon, practically on my doorstep. 220 feet of tumbling water – one of the largest waterfalls in the UK.

Made in LIGHT MOONSHINE - alpaca, silk and cashmere.

SIZE:
MARK I: one size fits all – v. baggy: 10-12 (UK) – baggy: 14-16 (UK) - slightly fitted: 18-20 (UK) – fitted: 22-24 (UK)

MARK II: one size fits all – 10-24 (UK)

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you will need:

6 x 100g LIGHT MOONSHINE

OR
6 x any other BHR DK yarns

TUMBLING CASCADE

MARK I

SIMPLE CABLES

TUMBLING CASCADE

MARK II

COMPLEX CABLES

Since materials (yarn and fibre chiefly) and their untold qualities; tactile, soft, bouncy, alive etc., are what we encounter, you could say that our sensory domain is and has been moulded by material interaction. So working with yarn and fibre is a thoroughly rich knowledge and experience based experimental domain that taps into other forms of intellect, memory, intuition etc.. Before we can create or design, we need to investigate, communicate, attempt, discover, play, question, challenge, and do. Mostly knit and unravel.

The more of our mental ability we bring into ‘the doing’ the deeper and more enriching the experience.

I think that’s why we like to make things