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    New Blend no.1 patterns

    March 23, 2016

    We’re still recovering from the incredible, inspiring and exhausting whirlwind that was Edinburgh Yarn Festival but today we did pdf layouts of the 2 new patterns that launched at the festival. 

    Newhaven is a gansey inspired hat in three sizes with simple knit and purl patterning, a perfect design if you have one skein of Blend no.1.
    Newhaven is a gansey inspired hat in three sizes with simple knit and purl patterning, a perfect design if you have one skein of Blend no.1.
    Willowbank is a large, semi-circular shawl that uses three skeins.
    Willowbank is a large, semi-circular shawl that uses three skeins.

    It seemed mean to release 2 patterns in an unavailable yarn so the small number of skeins of Blend no.1 leftover after Edinburgh Yarn Festival are nowonline here. 


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