Magnocellular Madness
by Clare Wilson
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Magnocellular Madness
by Clare Wilson
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This pattern is designed to use 200g of sock yarn in the form of 2 x 50g skeins and a bundle of 5 x 20g mini skeins. The colours and sequence are up to you. You can go neon or muted or even monochrome. Clashing colours work as well as complementary ones, so this is good for stash busting. The stripes and triangles give an abstract, modern effect. What you have is a long, shallow angular shawl that will work well as a scarf as well as a shawl. It uses basic stitches, and I have also introduced my slightly cheaty technique for not having to break the yarn after each row where you are working single row stripes.
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