Summerhouse is a light and airy bias triangle that mimics the look of embroidered flowers climbing on a trellis of simple lattice lace using the innovative technique of Assigned Pooling.   Assigned Pooling occurs when a change in stitch and texture is assigned to changes in color within a skein of variegated yarn.  Part of my Stitch Collab series,  Summerhouse pairs lace knitting with Assigned Pooling to make a perfectly chic summer accessory.  It’s knit flat in your choice of 3 sizes with just one or two skeins of variegated fingering weight yarn engineered to work with Assigned Pooling.  Find yarn for Summerhouse under the House Collection tab above.

Yarn​​
Small (S): 1 skein of Thistle Be Interesting on Madelinetosh X Barker Wool Tosh Merino Light,
Medium (M): 1 skein of Ruth on Barker Wool Silky Solo,
Large (L): 2 skeins of Dandelion on Barker Wool Silky Solo,
or approximately 50g(S), 100g(M), or 200g (L) of Assigned Pooling yarn.

Finished Measurements 
Size Small: Approximately 10” deep at center point x 48” wide
Size Medium: Approximately 15 “ deep at center point x 52“ wide
Size Large: Approximately 24” deep at center point x 70” wide

Needles US size 4 (3.5 mm)
Gauge 20 STS x 32 rows = 4” x 4” in Lattice Lace ST after blocking
Additional Equipment A scale that weighs in grams.