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Anonymous Vampire - knitting pattern

Anonymous Vampire

$3.56

Introducing the enchanting “Anonymous Vampire” shawlette knitting pattern! This delightful design originated from a gorgeous skein of yarn in the captivating colorway, “Tiny Bloodsucking Dancer.” The vibrant hues seemed to beckon for a vampire-themed accessory, and as a devoted fan of all things Buffy, I could not resist the temptation to create this whimsical piece. The name itself is inspired by a popular Buffy website, which humorously referred to the randomly killed vampires as “anonymous vampires.” What started as a placeholder name turned into a beloved title that perfectly captures the essence of this unique shawlette.

Sizes Available:
Small (Scarf) | Large (Shawlette)
Finished Measurements:
Tip to tip: 58 inches [65 inches]
Depth: 13 inches [15 inches]
Gauge:
Achieve 19 stitches and 36 rows per 4 inches in blocked gauge using garter stitch. Proper gauge is important for ensuring your shawlette fits beautifully, although slight variations are acceptable.

Materials Required:
- Indigodragonfly Merino Sock (100% Merino Wool; 390 yards per 100 grams) - just 1 skein for both sizes! *Please note that the calculations for the large size may come very close to requiring a second skein depending on individual knitting tension.
- Colorway Used: Tiny Bloodsucking Dancer

Recommended Needles:
1 x 32-inch US 5 / 3.75 mm circular needle, or any needle size that helps you achieve the gauge. While achieving the stated gauge is beneficial, it is not critical; please keep in mind that variations can affect the final size and drape of your shawlette.

This “Anonymous Vampire” shawlette is perfect for showcasing your love of vampires and knitting alike. Whether you’re draping it over your shoulders for a cozy evening look or gifting it to a fellow Buffy fan, this unique accessory is sure to be a conversation starter! Dive into this fun knitting adventure and let your creativity sparkle with every stitch!

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