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Slip Stitch Sampler Throw (Knit)

SKU: L10347

$14.97$10.47

The Slip Stitch Sampler Throw is a knit afghan pattern made with medium weight yarn that has a skill level of advanced.

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Swatch - Sprinkles

Ferris Wheel® Yarn

Sprinkles

Ombre shades with long striping sequences of Turquoise, Raspberry, Tangerine, Lemon Yellow, and Grass Green

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Skill Level
Level 4 - Intermediate+
Project Type
Afghan/Blanket
Dimensions Detail
About 50 x 75 in. (127 x 190.5 cm)
Pattern Yarn Weight
4 Medium / Worsted
Fiber
Acrylic, Rayon
Pattern Corrections
No
Pattern Craft
Knit
Made For
Home

Customer Reviews

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Beth
Help with afghan

I am trying to find the link where i can ask for assistance. I consider myself to be an advanced knitter and i just cannot get these squares to be square. I have adjusted stiches picked up, but i still seem to have a problem. Is there a tip of sorts to help me get this right. I have tried on the bigger size and the smaller lap blanket, but they are still skew. any help would be appreciated

Hello - please email our pattern support team at support@lionbrand.com and they'd be happy to help with this question!

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Sharon Harold Harold
Challenge

Fun to do but had to adjust numbers of stitches and needle sizes to keep it squared up.
I started with a # 10 needle and still the guage was too tight.

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Based on 2 reviews
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100%
(2)
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B
Beth
Help with afghan

I am trying to find the link where i can ask for assistance. I consider myself to be an advanced knitter and i just cannot get these squares to be square. I have adjusted stiches picked up, but i still seem to have a problem. Is there a tip of sorts to help me get this right. I have tried on the bigger size and the smaller lap blanket, but they are still skew. any help would be appreciated

Hello - please email our pattern support team at support@lionbrand.com and they'd be happy to help with this question!

S
Sharon Harold Harold
Challenge

Fun to do but had to adjust numbers of stitches and needle sizes to keep it squared up.
I started with a # 10 needle and still the guage was too tight.