Crossbill Tank
by Miranda Jollie
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© David Jollie
Crossbill Tank
This versatile tank features a slipped-stitch pattern inspired by the beak of Britain’s only endemic bird, the Scottish Crossbill. Its criss-crossed beak is a perfectly designed tool for extracting its favourite seeds from the cone of the Scots pine.
The textured pattern is created using a slipped-stitch technique. This pattern is knitted flat in two pieces (front and back) that are then joined. Stitches for the armholes are picked up and knitted, and then the piece is sewn up.
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About this yarn
by Wendy
Aran
75% Acrylic, 25% Wool
875 yards
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400
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