15 October knitting ideas digest

DIY The Meraki Shawl

Wow! I just love how relaxing this wrap looks. The way the colors enter into each other beautifully. The fusion of colors and the way this looks so relaxing just like the waves of the blue sea, something that I just can’t ignore. Friends, let’s improve our knitting skills by making this wonderful accessory.

Materials needed:

  • 5.5 mm Knitting needles with 120 cm cord
  • Yarn
  • Scissors
  • Tapestry Needle

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