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Unseasonal knitting

A large, cosy shawl for cold days finished just as the weather warms up.

This is Vedbaek by Karie Westermann (the second one I've made).

I used lovely Blacker Swan DK in 'Stone', but ran out on the border so changed to 'Penguin' for the last few rows.

19 June 2019 in Knitting | Permalink

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Knowing how fickle our British weather is I feel sure you will still be needing this despite it being midsummer! Looks very cosy, and lovely colourways.

Posted by: Fran H-B | 20 June 2019 at 06:16 PM

Very impressed! Lovely. x

Posted by: Dark Puss | 23 June 2019 at 09:46 AM

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