
Sarah Pope wildcraft
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"This wrap marries brioche stitch and simple lace in a design that came together as I was foraging in the local hedgerows for natural dye materials. The scrim of twiglets became a mesh of simple lace with clusters of bundled stitches, and branching lines of brioche flow through the wrap from one end to the other." - designer, Sarah Pope. Are you a Quince Quarterly subscriber? This pattern was in your Winter 2021 Level 2 box. Not a subscriber? Become a Quince Quarterly subscriber to receive exclusive patterns and more four times a year.
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