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Ingrid the Knitter
"The pattern has 3 sizes...therefore 3 amounts of skeins. A small size vest needs less yarn than the medium or large. All patterns with multiple sizes have skein amounts for each size, usually written as this pattern, the first size and the remaining sizes in brackets. I hope this helps."
Lisa
"It depends since they have changed the abbreviations for this pattern to be-Sl st = Slip stitch, this would be purlwise and Sl1 = Slip next stitch knitwise. The abbreviations for this pattern can be found on the pattern for this hat on the yarnspirations website, but they have not been copied to this website. The pattern name is his tri-color hat."
Lisa
"You slip the next stitch with the yarn in back knitwise, then move the yarn to the front for the purl stitch, you are not slipping two stitches in a row."
JuliAnn
"I am allergic to wool and was wondering what I could use as an alternative yarn. Thank you"
Lisa
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Mari Chiba from Mari Knits

Mari ChibaI started knitting while living serving in Armenia as a Peace Corps Volunteer. During the long cold winters I would curl up in a ball and try not to freeze to death, and then I knit myself a blanket, and then some friends. The blanket was so poorly constructed that if fell apart within a year (I learned a lot about weaving in ends after that).

 

I started designing while teaching English in China.  I began designing for Lotus Yarns in exchange for yarn. That’s when I really began to become a yarn hoarder. Now there’s no turning back! I’ve had my designs published in Twist Collective, Knitscene, and Clotheshorse magazines.

 

I currently design from the desk in my dining room in Raleigh, NC. I also teach knitting classes at Warm ‘n Fuzzy in Cary, NC.

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