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Intermediate
The butterfly-inspired motif is well suited to a fine yarn and small hook because the long chains are so delicate and block nicely. The motifs don't lie completely flat after blocking, which suggests the fluttering wings of a butterfly. The scarf is long enough to be worn in a variety of ways: wrapped loosely around your neck a couple of times in tiers for a pretty drapey display in front; worn open to display the beautiful texture and stitchwork; as a keyhole scarf because the openwork is ample for threading ends of the scarf through; or worn doubled with the ends threaded through the loop on the opposite end.
1 motif = 4" across after blocking
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Kristin Omdahl designs for both knit and crochet; she has published six books, developed her own workshop-style technique DVDs, and is a frequent guest on Knitting Daily TV.
Kristin Omdahl Designs can be found in major publications, including Interweave Crochet, Interweave Knits, Vogue Knitting, and many others.
For sneak peeks, personalized copies of her books and DVDs, ...
Kristin Omdahl designs for both knit and crochet; she has published six books, developed her own workshop-style technique DVDs, and is a frequent guest on Knitting Daily TV.
Kristin Omdahl Designs can be found in major publications, including Interweave Crochet, Interweave Knits, Vogue Knitting, and many others.
For sneak peeks, personalized copies of her books and DVDs, exciting designs for knit and crochet, or informative articles about knitting, crochet and yarn, please visit www.StyledByKristin.com.
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