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Exposure Scarf
This pattern was inspired by Countess Ablaze and was written as part of the July 2018 #titsoutcollective fundraiser. $3 USD from each pattern sale will be donated to Shepherd’s Door, a recovery program through the Portland Rescue Mission for single women and women with young children. www.portlandrescuemission.org
Materials:
Yarn: Size 4 (medium) worsted weight yarn 277 yds (253 m)/4.5 oz (127.5 g) in light pink color, small amount (about 10 g) of dark pink color.
1 skein dk pink embroidery floss to match dark pink yarn. 2 skeins metallic pink embroidery floss.
Needles: One set size US 7 (4.5 mm) double point needles
Crochet hook: US size H
Gauge: 18 sts/32 rows/4-inches over garter stitch after blocking
Sizes: One size
Finished Measurements: 8-inches (20 cm) wide, 50-inches (127 cm) long, not including tassels,
Notes: If you have multiple skeins of your light pink yarn and want to give your project “maximum exposure,” go ahead and knit the flat stockinette section as long as you like. Wrap ‘em around your neck, tie “em in a knot, why not?
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