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Yarn Gauge 100g/138yd/126m 20 sts x 28 rows to 4in/10cm on 4mm needles Handspun chunky yarn over Twisted Rib

18 sts x 24 rows to 4in/10cm on 5mm needles d e

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DPNs/Circular or size needed to obtain gauge Sizes r

Stitch marker as necessary To fit sizes: 18 [20, 22] in/ 45.75 [50.75, 56] cm t h

Tapestry needle Finished size: 16 [17.25, 18.5] in/ 40.75 [43.75, g i r

47] cm l l a

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Sealy MacWheely Hand Dyed British Hand Skills required d a

Spun [138yd/126m per 100g; 100% Superwash Knit & purl sts, knitting in the round, kitchener e Hampshire Down] stitch h m r

Shown in size 22in/56cm on model with o W 21.75in/55.25cm circumference head y l l o o W

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