Birch tree knitting pattern

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Photos above © How to knit Youtube ChannelThis leaf motif knitting pattern is a beautiful way to add some texture and interest to your projects. You can use it to make cozy cardigans, sweaters, scarve

Earlier this year I came across this lovely Birch Trees Scarf knitting pattern over at Hand Knitted Things. Its one of those patterns that you just have to try because its so pretty and very practical and looks far more intricate and complicated than the 4 row pattern suggests. I like to call it cables without the cables, such a clever pattern thank you Julia Marsh. I'm knitting mine on vintage no. 7 needles (kindly given to me by my mother-in-law) and using Debbie Bliss Cashmerino charcoal…

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Hand Knitted Things has a new free pdf pattern. A simple lacy scarf with five panels of branching pattern repeats and a moss stitch edging border. Available as a free Ravelry download Knitting skills you will need: Cast on, cast off, knit two stitches together, bring the yarn forward, knit through the back of the loop. Materials will need: Pair of straight 4.5mm (US 7) knitting needles Approximately 380m of DK weight yarn Tapestry needle for weaving in ends Approximate finished size: 60 cm x…

Earlier this year I came across this lovely Birch Trees Scarf knitting pattern over at Hand Knitted Things. Its one of those patterns that you just have to try because its so pretty and very practical and looks far more intricate and complicated than the 4 row pattern suggests. I like to call it cables without the cables, such a clever pattern thank you Julia Marsh. I'm knitting mine on vintage no. 7 needles (kindly given to me by my mother-in-law) and using Debbie Bliss Cashmerino charcoal…

Well I've finally finished it! Yeah I bought the wool last November and have been picking this up and putting it down. The last time I worked on it was March 2017, not that long ago really! So here are some photos. You can find the pattern here over at Ravelry. Here was my first attempt in 2014 here, I never did finish this one after I dropped a stitch, but it did get re-purposed into a granny snood! Here is the old photo published in Simply Knitting magazine! Birch Trees scarf in March 2017…

Birch Trees Scarf is a simple lacy scarf with five panels of branching pattern repeats and a moss stitch edging border. Lace scarves are ideal for when you need a light layer that keeps your neck warm and finishes your outfit. But if the day heats up, it’s easy to remove and stash in a purse […]

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