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Winding Ways Scarf
Although I used Noro Flower Bed you can use any yarn with a slowly evolving gradient like Noro Silk GardenSock, Lana Grossa Magico, Katia Olé Socks Viento, Zauberball, Chroma from Knitpicks, Mini Mochi, Jojoland, even Noro Silk Garden lite. The width of the scarf will equal about the width of 60 st of the yarn you choose.
This pattern includes knitting short rows. It is easy to knit for the intermediate and advanced knitter but also doable for any beginner who knows how to knit and purl.
The work is devided into sections, which are all charted and written. A graph indicates, which section you are just knitting.
The knitter, who is familiar with short rows, might solely rely on the graphs after reading the instructions for the first sections.
Anyone new to knitting short rows will find detailed photo-tutorials on every necessary step.
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