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An undulating leaf pattern reminiscent of the Esopus Creek that runs through the Catskills in upstate New York. Small streams criss-cross the lush hillside, otherwise dense with foliage, creating a wandering mesh of water and leaves.

The pattern includes both charted and written instructions for stole and scarf sized garments. Both are knit in one piece from end to end.

The scarf requires 375-450 yards of yarn, while the stole requires 975-1050 yards.