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Bernat Blanket and Blanket Brights Yarn 300g
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Hillflowers
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Pattern Details
A light rectangle scarf or wrap in two sizes (petite, tall) featuring an easy-to-work stitch pattern with a rolling cadence. Garment is knit in two pieces and grafted at center back for symmetry. Works well with rustic or handspun yarns and tonal variegated colorways. Knit in a repeating allover motif that is easily learned, this piece works up quickly, travels well, and can be resized by adding/subtracting repeats or worked in a different gauge by changing yarn weight and needles. Finished Size: 12(18, 24) inches wide x 54(72, 84) inches long (stretched and blocked) Gauge: 18 sts and 24 rows = 4 inches in stockinette (unstretched, unblocked)
Recommended with this pattern
- Suggested Yarns: Mountain Meadow Merino Fingering, Briar Rose Harmony or Grandma’s Blessing, Lanas Puras Melosa Fingering, Morehouse Merino Sport, NewHue Handspuns Bunny Patch, Zen Yarn Garden Serenity, Woolen Rabbit Opulence, Sweet Sheep Sweet Socks Tight Twist, or any soft fingering/sport yarn with approximately 500 yards per 4 ounces
- Yarn Requirements: 350(850, 1200) yards
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