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Here Comes The Sun
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Cowl : Let It Bee
When I designed the Let It Bee cowl, I always had a matching toque in mind! Making toques is a must for knitters, everybody has a head, and we all like to stay warm and cozy on a chilly day. This toque has a honey comb theme and utilizes contrasting colour work, it finishes with a sunshine shape on top as it decreases. If you are new to colour work, fear not, this pattern is a manageable and fun way to learn.
Bottom-up project and part of the fun about colourwork, you get to should 2 of your favorite yarn to make this toque.
Suggested Yarn for Yellow/Gold Toque
Cascade Heather 220
MC: Jet #4002 45g -- 100m
CC: Straw #4010 35g -- 80m
Finished project size: circumference 51 cm (20 inches)
height 22 cm (8.5 inches)
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