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Copyrighted 2013 by Steph Conley/Satyrnia. For personal use only. This design/chart/pattern cannot be used to make a profit, in/on an item to sell for profit, or in/for any venture in which you would gain a monetary profit of any type. By purchasing this pattern you agree to these terms.
Eleven's Sonic Screwdriver By Kristen Danley Materials Small amounts of worsted weight yarn in gold /bronze, off-white, black, silver, and green. Size 4 dpns Fiberfill YarnNeedle A
Slightly shaped bolero This is rather a recipe, not a full pattern. Feel free to contact me via ravelry if you have any questions. (Username on ravelry: tonitee). And apologies for the really bad p
Big Zig Loop Designed by Sian Price-White ! Modern, bold and geometric, the design of this amazing cowl can be either stunningly vibrant or subtly shifting depending on your colour choice· Su
Radioactive Socks $\copyright$ Nuclear Knits For the scientist or geek in you. These socks promise to be one of a kind design that will stay with you through the end of the world. Gauge: 6-7 s
! These fingerless mitts were inspired when a friend's search for a matching pattern to go with her newly knit Ishbel Beret was unsuccessful. After helping to turn over the last stone on the Intern
aueg uape ! A fun way to light up your next garden party! A Design by Anita M. Wheeless Requirements: One Skein 100 grams/ 223 yards/204 meters 100% wool yarn (NOT superwash!) Oddments of
ORIGINAL CROCHET PATTERN ESSEX EARWARMER INTERMEDIATE CROCHET Designed by Alison Stapleton OLD ENGLISH CREATIONS CROCHET PATTERN Essex Earwarmer Make this trendy autumnearwarmeras a q
Size: One size cowl. Skill level: EASY FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Width: 8 in/20 cm Circumference: 48 in/122 cm ! KNITTING MACHINE: Passap Duomatic 80 Stitch Tension: 5.2/5.2 MATERIALS
ABSCISSA by Star Athena part of the IN TRIPLICATE collection ! ! MATERIALS LIST Yarn: approximately 112 [224] yards sport-DK weight yarn. I used Blue Moon Fiber Arts Gaea Sport, co
! The Hortense mittens are named after the German word for hydrangea, because the clusters of blossoms remind me of that flower. They are an expression of my growing obsession with using i-cord for