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Let it Snowflake!
In admiration of the art of Sharon Winsauer. Inspired by her wonderful knitted Snowflake.
This is a quick and easy project for any knitter with a little experience.
Techniques: knit/purl, yarn over, knit through back loop, k2tog, knitted cast on, bind off
Note: Originally the pattern notes instructed to use a cable cast on method for creating points of the snowflake, I, however, was using a knitted cast on method when making my snowflake. Unfortunately, I wasn’t aware of the difference when writing the pattern. The two methods are similar and, in my opinion, ultimately either one can be used, but I just wanted to clear that up.
The Let it Snowflake - V2.pdf is the version that explains how to make the points of the snowflake using knitted cast on (KCO).
The Let it Snowflake - V3.pdf is the most recent version of the pattern. Please, update your pdf if downloaded prior to 12/20/20
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