Campbell Glen

The Argyle pattern, steeped in history, traces its origins back to the tartan of the Clan Campbell—my paternal grandmother's clan, deeply rooted in the scenic glens of Scotland. This connection not only honors heritage but also brings timeless elegance to your knitting project.

While the argyle stitch pattern may appear modern, it is, in fact, a classic Fair Isle design that has graced traditional sweaters from Shetland for generations. With its subtle beauty in grey and white, this pattern captures a sophisticated aesthetic, while the use of vibrant colors can lend a bold, contemporary twist to your creation.

This knitting pattern is perfect for those who have a bit of colorwork experience—no need to be an expert to craft this stunning piece! You can easily take your knitting skills to the next level while creating an elegant wardrobe staple.

For the size S/M, you'll need approximately 120 yards of the main color (MC) and 80 yards of the contrasting color (CC). To accommodate the intricate pattern repeat, sizes S and L are worked with 3mm needles, while sizes M and XL use 3.25mm needles. This pattern is flexible and can be executed using your choice of Double Pointed Needles (DPNs), Magic Loop, or Two Circulars, allowing for a personalized knitting experience.

Embrace the charm of the Argyle pattern and add a touch of Scottish heritage to your knitwear collection. Whether you're looking to enhance your skills with colorwork or simply create something beautiful to wear, this pattern is sure to delight knitters of all levels.