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Lavender Bees Knees
I named this cowl the Lavender Bees Knees after a cocktail which sounds just yummy. It’s a gin cocktail with lemon, honey and syrup infused with fresh lavender. Who could resist!
Construction:
This is worked in one piece then joined to create a cowl that slips over the head and has the look of a shawl with its V-shaped front.
Basic stitches are used to give a beautiful textured effect, I have included a photo tutorial on how to do this.
The pattern includes both written instructions and charts as well as lots of colour photos.
Written in both UK and US crochet terms
Materials
4 x 50g of BC Garn Semilla Grosso – shade OA105
80m (87yds) per 50g ball
Total meterage used for project = 280m (306yds)
Or 280m/306yds of any Chunky/Bulky weight yarn
7mm hook
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- First published: December 2017
- Page created: December 10, 2017
- Last updated: August 18, 2019 …
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