Picot-Edge Mohair Throw & Afghan Using Rowan Brushed Fleece – Churchmouse  Yarns & Teas

Picot-Edge Mohair Throw & Afghan Using Rowan Brushed Fleece – Churchmouse Yarns & Teas

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The Design “A simple, delightfully soft basic.” This is the kind of luxurious throw that beckons you to the sofa. The Churchmouse pattern calls for lots of garter stitch so it's a fine choice for beginners and a soothing activity for seasoned knitters. We chose to knit this with a plain edge to showcase the warmth and lightness of Rowan’s Brushed Fleece but you can always add the bobbly picot edge shown on the pattern. Quick to knit in Brushed Fleece—just use a single strand—this throw is fluffy and insulating, but not overly warm or heavy. The lightly marled colors remind us of English moors and woodlands. Knitter's Notes The Details FINISHED SIZES Throw: Approx. 42 x 42"/107 x 107cm. Afghan: Approx. 52 x 52"/132 x 132cm. Yarn information given for throw size; afghan size in parentheses ( ). YARN (8)10 skeins Rowan Brushed Fleece

Brand: Churchmouse Yarns and Teas Skill Level: Advanced Beginner Craft: Knitting Pattern Type(s): Blanket Finished Size: Throw: Approx. 42 x 42”/107 x

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