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Baa-ble Cowl and Mitts - Donna Smith Designs

Name: Baa-ble Cowl and Mitts - Donna Smith Designs
Brand: Jamieson's Spinning (Shetland)

Jamieson's Spinning (Shetland)

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These mittens and cowl have been designed to go with the Baa-ble hat , the pattern Donna designed and was used as the official hat pattern for Shetland Wool Week 2015. The set is knitted in our Heather Aran weight 100% wool and are knitted at a fairly tight gauge to keep out the wind. The original design was inspired by my surroundings in the winter the sheep and colours of the croft Donna lives on in Shetland. The cowl can be knitted as either a shallow version or a deep version and charts are given for both. Note: To knit both the mittens and either the shallow or deep cowl you will need yar

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