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Climbing Rose Wrap Pattern by Janie Crow - Digital Version
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Climbing Rose Wrap Pattern by Janie Crow - Digital Version

Climbing Rose Wrap Pattern by Janie Crow - Digital Version

Specification

You will need:
 
x 13 balls of Stylecraft Dk yarn 

3.5mm, 4mm crochet hooks.

[Description][The design for the Climbing Rose Wrap was a really speedy one once Jane set to crocheting and she really enjoyed interpreting elements of Morris’s fabric design in her crochet. The flowers within the original design are not easy to identify exactly, so Jane looked at traditional Victorian garden flowers and used these as the basis for her motifs, hence the fact that they are called Day Lily, Rambling Rose and Anemone.  ]

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Climbing Rose Wrap Pattern by Janie Crow - Digital Version
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Climbing Rose Wrap Pattern by Janie Crow - Digital Version

Specification

You will need:
 
x 13 balls of Stylecraft Dk yarn 

3.5mm, 4mm crochet hooks.

[Description][The design for the Climbing Rose Wrap was a really speedy one once Jane set to crocheting and she really enjoyed interpreting elements of Morris’s fabric design in her crochet. The flowers within the original design are not easy to identify exactly, so Jane looked at traditional Victorian garden flowers and used these as the basis for her motifs, hence the fact that they are called Day Lily, Rambling Rose and Anemone.  ]

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Specification

You will need:
 
x 13 balls of Stylecraft Dk yarn 

3.5mm, 4mm crochet hooks.

[Description][The design for the Climbing Rose Wrap was a really speedy one once Jane set to crocheting and she really enjoyed interpreting elements of Morris’s fabric design in her crochet. The flowers within the original design are not easy to identify exactly, so Jane looked at traditional Victorian garden flowers and used these as the basis for her motifs, hence the fact that they are called Day Lily, Rambling Rose and Anemone.  ]