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Beginner
This is a very versatile and easy to knit cowl/capelet. Whether you make it in solid or variegated yarn, the pattern stitch and the design are sure to make this the center of your wardrobe.
This style is season-less and ageless. It works in cotton and in wool. It looks lovely on teenagers and senior citizens. It's also one size fits all.
Pattern Description --
> Great for beginning knitters.
> 16 colored photo images.
> Easy instructions written without abbreviations in clear language.
> Quick to make in dk yarn on size 8 needles.
+ BONUS -
> A tutorial with pictures on making buttonholes.
> A tutorial with pictures on steam-blocking your garments for a professional finish.
> Access to the designer (me) for any knitting questions that arise. My email is on the pattern.
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This cowl is for personal use only. The pattern and images may not be copied, sold, or distributed by any means.
4 stitches = 1 inch (after blocking)
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My Mom taught me to knit and crochet when I was only 4 years old! This was before I learned to read so I always designed my own patterns.
My background as a teacher and writer enable me to make accurate, easy to follow patterns. They are all teaching patterns that provide tips and tutorials to help improve knitting/crochet skills. My email is on every pattern and I'm always happy to help if ...
My Mom taught me to knit and crochet when I was only 4 years old! This was before I learned to read so I always designed my own patterns.
My background as a teacher and writer enable me to make accurate, easy to follow patterns. They are all teaching patterns that provide tips and tutorials to help improve knitting/crochet skills. My email is on every pattern and I'm always happy to help if you have any questions about the instructions.
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