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Sometimes a pattern just smacks me upside the head and says...YOU MUST MAKE ME!!!!

That's what happened when I stumbled upon this pattern by Justyna Lorkowska (if that name looks familiar, she is the designer of 'Close to you' which might be the MOST popular knit pattern in the shop!!! It is SOOOOO popular and the perfect use for one skein of fingering weight yarn!)

Ok....back to the pattern that smacked me upside the head....it is called Kolorblok and I adore EVERYTHING about the pattern. The shape, the use of colorblocking, the colors she used!!!! I immediately sent it to Maribel with alllllll the heart eyes!!

If you have mini skeins laying around and not sure how to use them up....this would be a great pattern! And check out all the beautiful shawls that have been knit up already! There are almost 100 projects listed here https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/kolorblok/people

You can find the $7 pattern at https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/kolorblok

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