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Chamaemelon Socks
What do you get when you mix a flower – chamomile – and a reptile – chameleon??
While looking around for another original name I discovered these words both have a common origin – chamai.
Testing these charts with a self-striping yarn made me wonder how fun these would be with a colourful variegated yarn. Let me then discover that there’s another chameleon yarn!!
This pattern was designed with multicoloured yarns in mind, the stitch pattern repeat is only 4 rows and easy to remember.
It has a wide range of sizes, the smallest size fits kids aged 7 or 8, and it’s easy enough to adjust the length for the largest sized feet.
Het Nederlandse versie wordt binnenkort gepubliceerd. De vertaling is klaar, maar moet nog even gecontroleerd worden op “voutjes”.
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- First published: September 2022
- Page created: September 16, 2022
- Last updated: October 9, 2023 …
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