Fragmented Dream

> Pattern is FREE through May 5th with code **DREAM** > Or get the [Ethereal Mist Collection][1] for only $7 - that's three patterns for the price of one! Use code "MIST" through May 31 st. > = Make your own Ebook! Buy 3 get one FREE! Place 4 of my self-published patterns in the cart and the 4th (least expensive) is free, no code needed! This pattern was originally published as **Weird Sisters'** contribution to the 2026 Rose City Yarn Crawl, March 5-8, 2026 in Portland, Oregon. This pattern is also available for download as part of the **2026 Pattern Collection: Mythical Creatures.** *In the chimera's shadowy form, a unique beauty is found not in light, but in its enigmatic and fragmented nature. This unconventional artistry comes from the subtle grace with which its disparate parts merge, creating an unexpected harmony from unlikely unions. The piece is constructed sideways from point to point with a series of increases and decreases, using the technique of cable intarsia but can also be worked in a solid color.* **Finished Measurements** 67"/170 cm wingspan x 20"/51 cm wide **Gauge** 21 sts x 32 rows = 4”/10 cm square in Broken Rib Stitch; 29 sts x 30 rows = 4”/10 cm square in Cable Panel **Yarn** Fingering Weight Yarn; MC: 632 yds/578 m; CC1 & CC2: 65.5 yds/60 m each *Sample Used: Blue Sky Fibers; Woolstok Light; 3 hanks of Grey Harbor (MC) 632 yds/578 m, 1 hank each of Deep Velvet (CC1) and Golden* Meadow (CC2) CC1 & CC2: 65.5 yds/60 m each. *Second Sample Used: Hikoo, Modrona; 402 yds/366 m; 3.5 oz/100 g; 2 hanks of Natural Purl (MC), 1 hank each of Meadow Grass (CC1) and Pacific Blue (CC2)* **Needles/Hooks** US4/3.5 mm - 32”/80 cm minimum circular needle or size needed to obtain gauge **Notions** 2 stitch markers, 4 yarn bobbins, cable needle (optional), tapestry needle, measuring tape, scissors, blocking tools **Skills Required** Basic knitting skills Cable Knitting - from chart or written *or willingness to learn* Slipping stitches Increasing and Decreasing Intarsia - optional, this pattern can be worked as intarsia or as a solid color. [1]: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/sources/ethereal-mist-collection