Concrete Flower
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DA8214.DE
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0.02 kg
Product information "Concrete Flower"
It’s a swoncho: A sweater-poncho hybrid that we have been seeing a lot in the knitting world
lately. Wide and flowy like a poncho, but with sleeves that makes it very wearable: It won’t come
off or be in the way when you are going about your daily business. But “Concrete Flower” is so
much more than a swoncho: It is sufficiently light to be worn as a cowl or a shawl, depending on
whether you use the sleeves for your arms or not. My sample was knit out of 80 g of a 100-g-ball of
a beautiful Alpaca-silk-blend. The open sides make it wearable for larger sizes, and you can adapt
the pattern to your own needs: change the width and length of the sleeves as well as the depth and
width of the neck opening, limited only by the amount of yarn you have.
| Gauge (stitches per 10 cm): | 16 |
|---|---|
| Knitting experience: | relaxed |
| Needle Size: | 4,0 mm / US 6, 4,5 mm / US 7 |
| Project type: | Garment |
| Yarn Weight: | Lace |
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