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Many Mitered Blanket
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Sep 12, 2014

Hi Knitters, If you have questions regarding specific patterns, please contact the designer on the Universal Yarns website. You can find the link above. Hope this helps. -Editors of AllFreeKnitting

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Sep 10, 2014

i have a question regarding country cottage shawl: does this pattern come in written form? I haven't yet learned to read charts.. in the climbing vines chart one symbol is a and is not represented in the key?? I would appreciate your help.. I am looking forward to beginning this shawl, for a birthday present for a very special relative ..

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Jul 21, 2014

I have several questions concerning the accordion scarf. What do you mean by wrapped stitch? And what does the instructions mean by working tog wrapped stitch? Does this mean knitting together. Please clarify your pattern. It is not very clearly written. Thank you

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