Loom Knit Pattern ebook - Cheetahs: A Collection of Eight Fast, Fun and Fabulous Fingerless Mitts for Loom Knitters

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Fast, fun and fabulous. A collection of eight patterns that let you make your Cheetahs just the way you want them to look. Choose from 5/8, 1/2 or 3/8 inch gauge looms. Use bulky, aran, worsted or dk weight yarn. Select a wide lace up or a narrow lace up. Choose a short, standard, or long length. Not enough options? See the variations for more ways to customize you Cheetahs. They are so fun, fast, and fabulous, you’ll want to keep making them over and over. The pattern collection has a section planning your Cheetahs using all of the options. There are eight separate patterns, each with 3 length options. A photo tutorial is provided to show you how to lace up your Cheetahs, and a full photo gallery shows you the way the different options will look. The 36 page pdf file is in large print (24 point) font, tablet friendly, and complete with bookmarks for easy navigation.

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Loom Knit Pattern ebook - Cheetahs: A Collection of Eight Fast, Fun and Fabulous Fingerless Mitts for Loom Knitters

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