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Free Pattern Friday: Autumn Haze
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Autumn Haze by Brenda York is a celebration of the New England countryside in autumn. The yellows and oranges of sugar maples and the incredible red of viburnum are tempered by the soft green of spruce needles and the perennial greens of pine. Worked in one piece with minimal finishing, it will keep you warm as you work on it.
Finished Measurements45†wide x 60†long
The pattern call for 3 balls each Comfort (100 grs), #9781 Olive (A) and #9721 Sprig (B); 2 balls each #9745 Filbert (C), #9743 Goldenrod (D), #9754 Rabe (E), #9724 Pumpkin (F) and #9760 Beet Root (G)
It's knit using size US 8 needles.
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Happy knitting!
Autumn Haze by Brenda York is a celebration of the New England countryside in autumn. The yellows and oranges of sugar maples and the incredible red of viburnum are tempered by the soft green of spruce needles and the perennial greens of pine. Worked in one piece with minimal finishing, it will keep you warm as you work on it.
Finished Measurements 45†wide x 60†long
The pattern call for 3 balls each Comfort (100 grs), #9781 Olive (A) and #9721 Sprig (B); 2 balls each #9745 Filbert (C), #9743 Goldenrod (D), #9754 Rabe (E), #9724 Pumpkin (F) and #9760 Beet Root (G)
