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100% Wool Alice Scarf Knitting Kit
charlie&hannah£35
Absolute beginner Plus - Knitting Kit
Product description
Absolute beginner Plus - Knitting Kit
Welcome to our range of knitting kits in 100% British wool
A small step up from Absolute Beginner, Absolute Beginner Plus kits are all designed from knit stitch and purl stitch squares or rectangles, so perfect for a second project (or just dive straight in).
This scarf is knitted in moss stitch (or seed stitch) which gives it a lovely texture. Choose two or three balls of fabulously soft, chunky, British wool in a gorgeous range of colours, to knit your scarf. Choose all the same or mix them up.
The kit has step-by-step instructions for every stage of knitting and making up the scarf.
Variations
Choose from beautiful colours reminiscent of a weekend in the Cotswolds, where we are based – Ice-Cream, Winter Walk, Cotswold Stone, Pheasant, Roaring Fire, Sparkling Stream, Blue Skies, Country Green, Drake Green, Frosty Morning, or Night Sky.
The wool is very soft and cuddly, perfect for a wrapping up warm for a Cotswold winter walk.
If you would like the left-handed version of the step-by-step instructions please select from the drop down menu.
Overview
Made in Britain
Gift wrapping available
Dimensions
Finished scarf 2 100gm balls - approx 125cm long
Finished scarf 3 100gm balls - approx 170cm long (knitting tensions vary)
Box 320mm x 190mm x 90mm
6.5mm x 25mm wooden knitting needles - optional
Made from
100% wool
Recyclable or reusable packaging
Product code
834432
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Overall product rating
5 out of 5
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