Every year on March 14, the world celebrates Pi Day to recognize the mathematical constant, Pi. Perfect to observe the day, this is a modular knit with circles worked back-and-forth in short-rows then converted to squares via the short-row working of stitches picked-up around the circumference.
Get the pattern FREE via Knitty.com, designed by Anna Richardson.
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