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Lookbook #8: Colorado's Front Range
> Elusive Sun Wrap
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Elusive Sun Wrap
These colors remind me of those days when you aren’t quite sure whether the sun will come out from behind the clouds. When it starts to peek out and warm your cheeks, all the colors around you brighten. I designed the gentle, barely-there gradient to look stunning when wrapped around your neck, and the pops of main color scattered through the gradient provide a pleasing contrast and highlight the wavy stitch patterns. This subtle pattern fade takes advantage of a wonderfully dyed gradient from Sunshine Yarns, the high contrast pop of color lets you add your own bit of personality to the wrap.
Finished Measurements:
80” long and 24” wide
Materials:
Sunshine Yarns Luxury Sock
1 skein MC (170 yards) Burnt Caramel
1 skein CC1 (385 yards) Brittle
1 skein CC2 (385 yards) Honey Shack
1 skein CC3 (385 yards) Simple Syrup
CC1, CC2, and CC3 form the gradient and background, while MC is the pop of color.
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- First published: January 2019
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- Last updated: December 4, 2023 …
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