Fibrenacci

Introducing a stunning afghan or wall-hanging inspired by the fascinating Fibonacci Sequence. This beautiful piece is crafted in garter stitch, allowing you to work with any yarn of your choice. While it may appear intricate at first glance, this pattern is much simpler than it looks. It's perfect for knitters with a bit of experience under their belts, making it a delightful project for those looking to expand their skills.

The afghan, as shown in the accompanying photo, was skillfully knitted using two strands of double knitting yarn held together throughout the project. The finished dimensions are approximately 90 cm (36 inches) square without the border and an impressive 110 cm (44 inches) including the attractive border. This size makes it an ideal cozy addition to your living space or a striking wall piece that combines art and mathematics.

For those seeking an even more intricate design, we also offer our complex Fibonacci afghan pattern, known as Fibo-optic, which features advanced techniques for seasoned knitters.

This stunning Fibonacci afghan pattern is designed by the talented mathekniticians Pat Ashforth and Steve Plummer, who have a knack for blending mathematical principles with beautiful knitting designs. Whether you're looking to enhance your knitting repertoire or create a unique gift, this afghan is a wonderful choice that combines creativity and math in a practical and cozy form.

Explore our collection of free and paid knitting patterns today to find the perfect project for your next knitting adventure!