Gilmore Girls: The Official Knitting Book Characteristics_Metallic A little short row section Color:34-40: 658 Salvia Blue / 6 cones + pattern

Name: Gilmore Girls: The Official Knitting Book Characteristics_Metallic A little short row section Color:34-40: 658 Salvia Blue / 6 cones + pattern
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Gilmore Girls: The Official Knitting Book Characteristics_Metallic A little short row section Color:34 40: 658 Salvia Blue 6 cones + pattern A little short row section in the shoulders adds an interesting texture to the sleeves Body: long single points or circular needles on 32” 80cm cable BEST SELLING AUTHOR: Tanis Gray bring the warmth of Luke’s Diner

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