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Fire Dance

cowl demonstrates the beautiful branching patterns that can be achieved with two-colour brioche. Juliet Bernard has used a simple shape to allow knitters to focus on working the fundamental brioche stitches; the cowl is reversible, and can be worn wrapped twice around your neck. Juliet’s sample is knitted in two highly contrasting shades of West Yorkshire Spinners’ Wensleydale Gems

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