Happy Crowd
Product number:
DA8223.EN
Variant:
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Weight:
0.02 kg
Product information "Happy Crowd"
A little colorful happiness
is just what we need right now – and
a knitting pattern that is relaxed, but
will keep you on your toes. Perfect for
blending out whatever worries you may
have at the moment! You will start with
a crocheted provisional cast-on (I have
a video for that) and zig-zag your way
along until you will join the cast-on
stitches and the stitches from the last
row with a 3-needle bind-off (there is a
video for that, too). Don’t worry if you
have never done it before, it’s easy! The
cowl can be worked longer or shorter,
wider or narrower, just as you please –
so you can be part of the happy crowd
wearing it!
| Gauge (stitches per 10 cm): | 23 |
|---|---|
| Knitting experience: | mostly relaxed |
| Needle Size: | 3,5 mm / US 4, 3,75 mm / US 5 |
| Project type: | Cowl |
| Yarn Weight: | Fingering |
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