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Pearl of Orient Shawl - Marion Schlenzka

Name: Pearl of Orient Shawl - Marion Schlenzka
Brand: Jamieson's Spinning (Shetland)

Jamieson's Spinning (Shetland)

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The turquoise and gold colors of oriental buildings, especially in Samarkand (Uzbekistan), inspired me to design Pearl of Orient. This shawl is knitted flat in one piece (not in the round) and has a small crochet edge at both ends. Skill level: for experienced knitters Size: one size - 169 cm length x 69 cm width Yarn: 575 grams of Jamieson´s of Shetland Spindrift (105 m/ 25 g) - 10 different colors Materials: 1 circular knitting needle 80 cm/ 32 of size 3 mm/ UK 11/ US 2 ½; 1 crochet hook of size 2 mm/ UK 12/ US C; 1 stitch counter; 1 ruler of size 50 cm The pattern includes nice photos, a kn

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Registered at Companies House as JAMIESON'S SPINNING (SHETLAND) LIMITED, number SC083607. Checked 2026-08-29.
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