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Pattern test

Patterns drawn by Anna-Lisa Mannheimer Lunn, Gothenburg. The brown is the pattern Dean. The blue collar is the pattern Blue shimmer. Samples from Bohus Knitting.

Bohuslän Museum

Mannheimer-Lunn, Anna-Lisa

Wool

Sweden

Title: Pattern test

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Patterns drawn by Anna-Lisa Mannheimer Lunn, Gothenburg.

The brown is the pattern Dean.

The blue collar is the pattern Blue shimmer.

Samples from Bohus Knitting.

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