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This is a cheerful holiday project to brighten and bring cheer to any home this season. Fair Isle decor brings a classic look to any home weather it be cozy or modern.

This pattern is crocheted in the split stitch and uses three strands at once. BUT there is a fantastic technique for turning a worsted yarn into a bulky yarn without tangles and fuss. To see this technique in action follow this link: http://bit.ly/CreateBulkyYarn

This pattern is also accompanies with a tutorial video to get you started off right so you enjoy the project stress free.

Supplies:

• 9.0 mm (M/N) hook
• Yarn Needle
• Scissors

Measurement:
47.5 inches (121 cm) wide (before fringe)
26.5 inches (67 cm) height

Yarn:
• Big Twist Value Yarns:
Soft Grey (green) 4 skein
Wine (grey) 3 skein
Olive Green (red) 2 skein

Yardage:
• Approx. 2,900 Yards [2,652 meters]
If gauge is met, other yarns of the same weight can be substituted:
Red Heart Super Saver
Bernat Super Value
Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice
Premier Yarns Everyday Worsted

Skill Level: Advanced Beginner

Are you ready to jump right in? Before you get started take a moment to jump on over to [THIS POST][3] to not only learn about the different ways to do crochet colorwork, but also for a freebie! The printable Sheep Yarn Bobbins are super helpful and also cute. You can even cut them out on a cutting machine!
https://brianakdesigns.com/ways-to-colorwork-in-crochet/

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