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Desert Rainbows
So I got a “lucky dip” bag of yarn not long ago; where there is usually only 1 ball per type of yarn.
Waddaya gonna do with only 1 ball or yarn? I hear you ask…
WELL… in my bag happened to be this luscious yarn called Uluru Rainbow by Queensland Collection, in the Boroka Lookout colourway.
At first I was stumped as to what to make with it; I’d never buy this for myself… what to do?
Light bulb moment… this wonderful Infinity Cowl was born!
This 6 page crochet pattern contains a detailed description of how to create the Infinity Cowl; with a list of necessary materials, step-by-step instructions, photos and a chart to help along the way.
I used one ball to make a snuggly cowl, and it’s a perfect ‘one ball project’. It is super simple, quick and effective!
The finished one ball wonder measures approx. 130cm long x 18cm wide… If you want to make it longer, just keep working and add another ball.
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The pattern is available in English and is written in US terms.
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Desert Rainbows is made using 1 ball of Queensland Collection - Uluru Rainbow (Boroka Lookout - 1011 colourway), however, you can use any light weight yarn, just adjust your hook size to accommodate.
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The pattern includes a photo tutorial and chart.
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You will need a 3.5mm hook to complete the scarf (a full list of requirements are within the pattern).
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This listing is for the PDF download only - NOT the actual scarf!
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The file will be available for download immediately after purchase.
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- First published: October 2019
- Page created: October 24, 2019
- Last updated: August 15, 2020 …
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