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Flower Meadow
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One flower with stems is 6 X 8.5 cm
This non-stranded floral colorwork pattern combines traditional and thin stacked techniques. The thin stacks photo tutorial is included in the downloads. If you’re interested in other thin-stacks patterns, also check outFlames and Maple Leaves. You will find even more stacked patterns in this bundle:
There are 3 major ways of arranging the flower rows (see the pics); all are described in the PDF.
I don’t specify the yarn amounts in the pattern, but typically for a 150cm long scarf 4-repeats wide you will need approximately 600 meters of fingering weight yarn total. This pattern provides a great way to use-up bright yarn leftovers.
My special thanks, as always, to Marit (Mitt) for editing the pattern ;)))).
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- First published: July 2016
- Page created: July 17, 2016
- Last updated: January 23, 2020 …
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