
Field Lines Shawl
This asymmetrical crescent shawl combines short rows, simple texture, and marled color changes to evoke the look of patchwork farm land in early spring
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Farm & Fiber Knits · Course
| Type | Course |
|---|---|
| From | Farm & Fiber Knits |
| Published | September 7, 2020 |
| Format | Video, PDF |
Learn Kathryn's tips and techniques with her video workshop Entrelac Knitting: Surface Design with Yarn. A fun way to use your handspun, you'll add depth and intrigue to your knitted masterpieces.
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Learn Kathryn's tips and techniques with her video workshop Entrelac Knitting: Surface Design with Yarn. A fun way to use your handspun, you'll add depth and intrigue to your knitted masterpieces.

This asymmetrical crescent shawl combines short rows, simple texture, and marled color changes to evoke the look of patchwork farm land in early spring
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