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Modular Felted Backpack
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Three Left-Turns Shawl
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Three Point Poncho
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Great Excuse Scarf
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Triple Warm Toque
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Crop Circles Shawl
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Felted "T" Bag
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Triple Warm Toque
Those of you who do not hang out with Canadians might be unfamiliar with the term Toque (pronounced "tuke"), which refers to a warm, woolen, ribbed hat. I found myself at odds with more traditional ribbed hats because my ears were never warm enough. Plus, I get aggravated when the hat does not fold over at the same spot. Thus, I set about designing a hat that would, in fact, keep my ears warm. To keep the ears warm, I decided the hat should fold over not just once but twice, giving two extra layers of ribbing for a total of three layers of wool! With three layers, the toque is triple-warm, hence the name.
The pattern includes four sizes: a small child's size, a large child/small adult size, a large adult size, and an XL/XXL adult size. All but the largest size can be knit with 100g of worsted weight wool.
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