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Bird of Fire
Flames, feathers, or flower petals -- you decide. This wrap is a great way to show off your hand-dyed yarn, especially the fire-themed StevenBe colorways of Woolen Boon Boon Classic for the Minnesota Yarn Shop Hop 2018. You’ll use two different short row methods to create the flames/feathers/petals and background color. Don’t be intimidated by the pattern length -- writing up the varying stitch counts for the short rows takes up a lot of space, but it’s easy to get into a rhythm.
Yardage requirements:
Color A (flames): 1 skein Woolen Boon Boon Classic or ~425 yards fingering weight
Color B (sky): 1 skein Sun Valley Fibers MCN Fingering or ~400 yards contrasting fingering weight
Gauge:
Flames: 20 stitches and 38 rows in garter stitch on size US6 needles
Sky: 20 stitches and 32 rows in stockinette stitch on size US5 needles
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- First published: April 2018
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