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Festival of Stitches Kit


How lovely is this pattern by Lisa Hanes? “Festival of Stitches” is a fun & playful project that will keep you engaged from start to finish! Different sections make it addictive and knit up quickly. The finished item will add a wonderful highlight to your daily wardrobe with a shape that is versatile and easy to wear.




Yes, there’s lots of fun colourwork in this pattern! But only easy slipped stitches (yay, mosaic) and colour blocking, no stranded/fair isle/intarsia/brioche. There are also be some cables, eyelets, stripes… but no super complicated techniques are used in this pattern. Each section contains fully written instructions and charts so you can choose which you prefer to work from. Every section in this pattern is completely adjustable to your liking or the yarn/yardage you have available. Lisa has a Ravelry group for chatting and sharing pictures (you can find it on her Ravelry link above (just scroll down a bit!) Be sure to use the hashtags: #FestivalOfStitchesMKAL and/or #FestivalOfStitchesShawl

With the help of the amazing Nancy at Trilogy Yarns...we have assembled lovely kits that are just screaming to be knit into this shawl! 


Festival of Stitches Kit includes:

- 3 skeins Trilogy Yarns MCN 4 ply fingering weight yarn
  80% superwash merino/10%cashmere/10%nylon
  100g/450 yards
  SO SQUISHY AND LUXURIOUS 
- Printed copy of the pattern AND digital via email
- Sweet Treat
- Free Shipping

**The kits with the purple "passion" colorway are a little different. The grey and sand colors are the MCN base, but the purple is the A Little Knitty Private Label Superwash merino 80% and Nylon 20% 100g/400yards


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