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Product information "Literally"
A narrow scarf with a good
length, knit out of soft and colorful wool, is the best accessory for
reading in the park, for browsing
the shelves of your favorite book-store or library or on your way to
the book fair. Almost magically, it
makes us look sophisticated and
well-read – don’t you think? This
pretty scarf is knit on the bias
with a pretty zig-zag pattern that
is created by working increases
and decreases in a color-changing yarn: Use your own handspun
or something (almost!) as pretty
like “Edition 3” or Zauberball
by Schoppel or “Lazy Lion” by
Kremke Soul Wool. Depending
on how long you would like your
scarf, you will use between 100
and 150 g of yarn. You will need
four stitch markers in two different colors and a crochet hook of
suitable size, as you will crochet
cast-on new stitches every now
and then (I show you how that
works in a video). So: Happy knitting and reading!
| Gauge (stitches per 10 cm): | 25 |
|---|---|
| Knitting experience: | mostly relaxed |
| Needle Size: | 3,25 mm / US 3, 3,5 mm / US 4 |
| Project type: | Shawl |
| Yarn Weight: | Sport |
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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
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Zig-zags just look cool, are fun to knit and go with everything, if you ask me! This shawl unites
the sharktooth design of my most popular pattern “Hitchhiker” with the construction of “Match
& Move”: two yarns interlock along the middle axis in a zig-zag-pattern. Of course, everything is
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