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Pirate's Cove Shawl Pattern by Hilary Latimer
SKU: PCS-PATT
$0.50 USD
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Set sail in your "Pirate's Cove" Shawl from the ever clever Criminal Knits. Three shades of DK cotton yarn knit up into a kerchief fit for any fashion forward pirate. There will be no walking the plank for you once you don your trendy garb. Whether you are sailing the seas or strolling beneath the trees, this treasure will be one that is sure to please.
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Recommended Yarn: 3 skeins Cascade Yarns Ultra Pima Yarn, 220 yds each
- 660 yards of DK/ light worsted yarn in any color combination
Needle: US 9 24" & 40” circular needles
Gauge: 4 sts = 1 inch in garter stitch
Finished Size: 51" x 46" approximate
Yardage: 660 yds (604 m)
Happy Knitting!
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