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The secret to this stunning openwork scarf is to relax!
When it comes to getting the best from your most precious 4ply and you yearn for a lovely lace effect, take a leaf out of Jo Allport’s book: use needles that are slightly pointier than normal – often labelled ‘sharp’ – and avoid knitting tightly. Both factors help when working the bigger decreases, up to five stitches down to one! No wonder the Lace Trees pattern in this wrap is so blooming marvellous.
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