14 August knitting ideas digest

DIY The Serenity Singlet

Pick up your knitting needles and make yourself something that will be great for the summer. Well, this singlet top is a must in every wardrobe. It has a very unique design, it mixes two textures together to give it this soft and lovely finish. Friends, let’s DIY the serenity singlet!!!

Materials needed:

  • Yarn
  • US 6 (4.00 mm) and circular needle 20” [50 cm] long or size needed to obtain gauge

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wearables, women, summer
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