Most fiber crafters I know take a knitting or crochet project to work on while standing in line. Let’s face it, it makes us much kinder, more patient and tolerant people! It also gives us something to do while we have some down time waiting for our second wind. This year we have a few “Tangled” inspired pattern recommendations
Knitting Patterns
Tangled Pathways by Sarah Bueler: A crescent shape shawl
Sunburst Shawl by Carol Serve
Tangled Vines by Chrissy Gardiner: A pair of beautifully cabled socks
Tangled Woodland by Linda Choo: An asymmetrical triangular shawl
Rapunzel, Let Down Your Hair by Lily Go: A bottom-up half-circle shawl
Tangled Lace Shawl by Pamela Wynne: A top-down triangular shawl
Cranky/Calm Chameleon by Tony Goddard: Everyone needs a reptilian bestie!
Crochet Patterns
A Tangle of Color by Stephanie Sario: A light, lacy scarf
Rapunzel by Tanja Oswald: Braided fingerless mitts
Chameleon Sidekick by Sarah Horrocks: An adorable chameleon stuffie
Chameleon Pascal 3D by Martina Luzova: Another crocheted reptilian bestie
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