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The Story:
Leaf Wreath reminds me of those comforting Granny Squares with a modern leafy twist. I love to knit leaves. They are inspiring, entertaining and fun. Leaves are beautiful to look at and, since I live across from a park, are everywhere. Each time I begin a project, I try to find new ways to incorporate leaves and still maintain a natural feel. I look for new ways to knit them and interesting projects that can be converted into a lot of looks or garments.
Leaf Wreath is a fun project that can be knit long or short or even into a full throw or bedspread just like those fun crocheted squares. Each wreath contains 4 leaves that are knit by binding off and picking up in a new direction creating a small circle of leaves. Each circle is joined and then joined again to create a fun scarf that allows the wearer to easily slip one end through the other. The project is small enough to fit in your purse and easy enough to put to memory.
If you enjoy knitting Leaf Wreath, please take a look at my other patterns available on my Etsy Store - www.knitchicgrace.etsy.com or visit me on Ravelry - knitchicgrace.
Grace Mcewen - Designer
The Yarn:
Portland Tweed
50% virgin wool, 25% alpaca, 25% viscose
Portland Tweed knits up at a gauge that works well for many garments and is also a clever blend of virgin wool, alpaca and viscose. The bold shades in Portland Tweed's pallet offer a fresh take on the classic, tweedy yarn. Available in 23 colors.
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The Pattern:
Here is the free downloadable Wreath Scarf pattern. (file size: 2.3 MB)
If you have difficulty downloading or printing the PDF pattern above, try these: page 1 - page 2
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