Carol's Frequency Shawl Kit Color:2395 - 2 skeins + pattern Both armbands and neckband are Color:34-40: 658 Salvia Blue / 6 cones + pattern

Name: Carol's Frequency Shawl Kit Color:2395 - 2 skeins + pattern Both armbands and neckband are Color:34-40: 658 Salvia Blue / 6 cones + pattern
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SKU: 82823487885
Price: 63.85 USD
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Carol's Frequency Shawl Kit Color:2395 2 skeins + pattern Both armbands and neckband are Color:34 40: 658 Salvia Blue 6 cones + pattern Both armbands and neckband are knit with a long circular needle And when used as the main stitch in designs such as the Festival Halter Top and the Autumn Evening Shrug Carol's Frequency pattern PDF The pattern calls for Crazy Zauberball

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