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#239 Blue Smoke

By SweaterBabe.com

Digital Download
#239 Blue Smoke
#239 Blue Smoke
#239 Blue Smoke
#239 Blue Smoke
#239 Blue Smoke
€5,20

What is a digital download?

Downloadable PDF, English

What you'll need

One size only: 17" [43 cm] x 73 ¾" [187.5 cm].
Rowan Kidsilk Haze
3
Debbie Bliss Angel
3
ella rae silky kid -
3
Rowan Kidsilk Haze Eclipse -
3
Debbie Bliss Angel
3
Manos Del Uruguay Cabrito -
3
Wendy Air -
3
Lana Grossa Silkhair
3
ITO Sensai
2
Austermann Kid Silk
3
Berroco Aerial
2

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Product Description

A beautifully open lace stitch begs to be knit up in a deserving yarn. This stunning blue/grey, light-as-smoke, kid mohair and silk yarn is a perfect choice.

 

The softness of the yarn comes through, while allowing the full beauty of the lace to show. Simple moss stitch borders keep the edges neat, while never taking focus away from the lace.

 

The pattern of decreases within the lace gives a depth to the finished fabric, like shadows along the leaf edges.

 

The lace is charted and written out. Only two 25 gram balls of the yarn were needed to complete this long stole, making this a budget-friendly project, as well as an ultra-lightweight accessory that you can use for many occasions.

#239 Blue Smoke
€5,20

Specifications

Brand: Independent Designer
Yarn Weight: Lace
Featured Products: Berroco Aerial Austermann Kid Silk Debbie Bliss Angel ITO Sensai Lana Grossa Silkhair Rowan Kidsilk Haze
Pages: 4
Designer: SweaterBabe.com
Craft: Knitting
Format: Downloadable PDF
Languages: English
Number of Patterns: 1
Skill Level: Intermediate

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Lovely patterns. Encouraging Independent Designers. Very important to me.

Eye catching patterns and colors of that stole and that shawl. As for the Hayfield pattern I had bought, I find it to be an interesting pattern to use with size of yarns from my stash. Cable patterns make warmer garments, too. It's why I had bought it.

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