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Four sisters
I love to knit shawls and I buy beautiful yarn for this purpose. I try to use as much of
the yarn as possible for each shawl, but sometimes it is not possible to use all of it.
This scarf was created to fill that gap and use all the leftover yarn from my beautiful
shawls. I hope you will also find it the perfect project for your leftover yarn, yarn that
is too amazing to go to waste.
Tis pattern has charts, written instructions and also photos to show how to block to receive the subtle lace edge.
Sample yarn: Madelinetosh Tosh Mo Light
or any other shawl yarn.
Tools: 3.75 mm (US 5) straight needles
Yardage: 46 g/176 meters, (193.2 yards)
Gauge: 21 sts & 30 rows= 9x10 cm (3.5x4 inches) in scarf pattern.
Obtaining the given gauge is not crucial but differences will affect the finished size and the
yardage needed.
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