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Announcing my new pattern: Ripple Slip
A versatile pattern that can be knit into a scarf or a shawl, with the stitch pattern running lengthwise or widthwise. You can use any weight yarn. Once you swatch and do some simple math, you're ready to go! Choose contrasting colors... self-striping yarns are perfect for this pattern.
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3 comments:
CONGRATS!! The bag is stunning!
How would you rate it on an experience needed level? I'm semi newb, and while I would love to try it, I don't want to get in over my head =)
Thanks!
Very, very cool. Which yarn shop do you work at again?! I have a feeling it is one close to me...(I'm in the Ann Arbor area).
i just saw this on jane's blog - GORGEOUS!!! i had my first knitting lesson this morning :) now i have about 4 inches of knit/purl rows :) someday, i'll make your bag!
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