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Daphne Duck is a written knitting pattern in pdf format for a sweater/pullover.
Suggested yarns:
I used Sirdar Denim Tweed DK and Sirdar Snowflake DK, however you can use any alternative that knits to the same tension/gauge.
Yarn weight:
DK/8 ply (11 wpi)
Tension/Gauge:
22 stiches and 28 rows to 10cm/4 inches using 4mm/US 6 needles over st st.
Needle size:
4.0mm/US 6 (Ribs - 3.25mm/US 3)
The sweater is knit using two needles.
Sizes:
1(2:3:4) years
There are no postage costs - the pattern will be emailed as a pdf file within 48 hours of payment being received, to the email address registered with Folksy unless you let me know otherwise. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open this pdf file, if you do not have this programme it is free to download from www.adobe.com
I endeavour to type up the patterns correctly, however, should you spot an error please let me know!
Terms of purchase:
Copyright Sylvia Leake 2011
You may not rewrite or resell this pattern in any form. You may use this pattern to make the sweater for personal use, as a gift or for charity only.
Designed by Sylvia Leake in Buckinghamshire
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