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The Comfort Zone Sweater combines effortless elegance with a big dose of hygge for the ultimate go-to piece. The design is relaxed and oversized for a Scandi chic feel while staying safely in your comfort zone. The sweater is worked top down seamlessly so you can choose to work the body extra long for a modern and comforting silhouette, or regular / cropped for a more classic fit. The Comfort Zone Sweater has a dropped shoulder and features a flattering V-neck collar that is worked in rib to double height and folded at the end.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

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Pattern available in: English and German

The One More Row Scarf was born from a desire for a simple yet versatile accessory. I wanted to knit a scarf that I could wrap around my neck, tie loosely around my shoulders as a statement accessory, or wear as a hood for extra warmth. The scarf is knitted in Stockinette stitch with elegant i-cord edges.

This is a true “any-yarn” project and doesn’t call for a specific gauge, so dig into your stash or treat yourself to something new. Whether you choose a chunky wool for a cozy winter wrap or a lightweight cotton for an airy summer layer, this pattern works beautifully at any gauge. This pattern is suitable for advanced beginners.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English, German

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The Cloud sweater is a light and airy dream you’ll want to wear all year long! It’s worked with two strands of mohair silk, making it almost translucent and incredibly soft. The sweater is knitted bottom up in the round up to the sleeves, then back and forth while shaping the neckline and armholes. The shoulder seams are sewn together before stitches are picked up for the sleeves. It’s finished with a voluminous balloon sleeve to give it a contemporary fit. Lastly, stitches are picked up for the neckline to form the collar.

Pattern first published in my book Knit this! 21 Gorgeous everyday knit patterns

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English

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For anyone struggling with the idea of sticking to just one colour for the next project, this one's for you. The Stripy Affair sweater is worked top down on 5 mm (US8) needles holding together one strand of merino and two strands of silk mohair. It has a flattering V-neck, dropped shoulders and a relaxed fit – a combination that looks gorgeous on most body types. The generous sleeves and body are finished with a wide 2x2 rib to give the piece a modern and luxurious feel.

Pattern first published in my book Knit this! 21 Gorgeous everyday knit patterns

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English

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Possibly the coziest beanie ever - the sumptuous brioche stitch makes it feel both airy and light while still keeping you warm. The wide double folded brim and chunky-but-not-heavy nature of this beanie will instantly bring a dash of casual chicness to your outfit.

The Quiet Delight Beanie is knitted from the bottom up with two strands of mohair and one strand of merino held together. It’s also a lovely little project to practice your brioche stitch with, if you know how to make a yarn over and knit or purl two stitches together, you can do this!

Pattern first published in my book Knit this! 21 Gorgeous everyday knit patterns

Difficulty: Easy ★☆☆☆

Pattern available in: English

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Mittens so yummy you’ll want to eat them up! This is a perfect project to use up some of that stashed away scrap yarn, or an excellent excuse to go bananas in the yarn shop and choose 4 delightful colors. Also, no second mittens syndrome here - since the color order changes for the second one, it doesn’t get boring or tedious to repeat. Actually, you might find it very addictive to think of even more color combinations after you’ve made your first pair! 

The mittens are knitted using 4 mm (US6) DPNs or circular ones for magic loop technique from the cuff to the top, and the thumb is worked last by picking up stitches.

Pattern first published in my book Knit this! 21 Gorgeous everyday knit patterns

Difficulty: Easy ★☆☆☆

Pattern available in: English

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If you’re looking for a quick and fun project (that doesn’t require a lot of yarn), these mittens are just for you! The Sprinklify mittens will keep your fingers warm due to the dense and rich fabric that gets created when working multiple strands of yarn. 

The mittens are worked using 3 different colors to achieve the sprinklify effect. I recommend choosing one pop of color (coral in the sample) paired with one lighter color in the same shade as the color pop (light pink in the sample) and combining them with one contrasting color (brown in the sample) to achieve the sprinklify effect. Or, choose colors that are all really vibrant and high contrasting if you’re feeling brave, or if you’re a lover of neutrals, go for the total opposite and choose yarns that are close to each other on the color spectrum. After all, that’s the most fun part when creating your own garments, getting to choose and customize everything exactly to your liking.

Pattern first published in my book Knit this! 21 Gorgeous everyday knit patterns

Difficulty: Intermediate ★★★☆

Pattern available in: English

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The Polar Paws Beanie is worked bottom up with 2 strands of brushed alpaca, which means this fuzzy dream of a hat can be made in just one evening! The simple cable motif makes it an engaging project to work on, and the wide folded rib makes you look really cool while keeping your ears really warm.

In the photo you see my sister wearing the beanie in the Portuguese mountains just before the sun set. Taking the photos brought back memories from the good old days (2016ish) when she very kindly, but most often a bit reluctantly, would act as a model for my knitted hats. Back then, I would snap the photos on my dad’s old iPad that I had decided would be in much better use in my hands. So, thank you family for always supporting my projects, both voluntarily and sometimes not so much.

Pattern first published in my book Knit this! 21 Gorgeous everyday knit patterns

Difficulty: Intermediate ★★★☆

Pattern available in: English

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This is a fuzzy delight of a beanie that is worked bottom up with 3 strands of silk mohair held together. The folded edge is worked in brioche stitch to give it a contemporary feel while keeping your precious noggin warm.

I combined 3 strands of different shades of pinks for this and it was the perfect way to get rid of some random balls of scrap yarns in my stash. I can highly recommend it, try choosing 3 shades that are close to each to create a really deep and rich color.

Pattern first published in my book Knit this! 21 Gorgeous everyday knit patterns

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English

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In My Stripes Era Balaclava is knitted top seamlessly using two colors in alternating stripes. It’s a quick and satisfying project that’s great for using up leftover yarns and only takes a few evenings to finish. The beauty of a knitted balaclava is that it keeps both your head and neck warm, and when you don’t need full coverage, you can wear it down as a hood or neckwarmer.

The In My Stripes Era Balaclava is knitted by holding one strand of fingering-weight yarn together with one strand of lace-weight yarn. The samples were knitted by combining one strand of merino with one strand of silk mohair to give the fabric a slight fuzzy sheen and softness. If you prefer, you can also just use one strand of sport or DK-weight yarn and leave out the silk mohair.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

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In My Stripes Era Scarf is the perfect little accessory for when you want to add a touch of personality to your outfit. You can wear the scarf loosely tied around your neck for a bit of sailor-meets-French-girl energy, or tucked neatly under a coat collar. This triangular shaped scarf is worked flat in two colors and is a great project for using up leftover yarn or experimenting with stripe combinations.

The scarf begins at the tip and grows into a neat triangle with increases worked along both edges on each row. The scarf is finished with a 1 x 1 ribbed edge at the top. Stitches are then picked up along the sides to work a double-folded rib border, giving the whole piece a clean, tailored look that quietly hides the increased edges.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

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The Nomad Sweater is all about effortless style—simple, sophisticated, and endlessly wearable. The sweater is worked seamlessly from the top down. The design features clean lines and a relaxed fit for a modern silhouette which makes it an all year round favorite. A contrast blanket stitch edges the collar, hem, and cuffs, adding a touch of artisan charm while keeping the look refined and contemporary.

Whether you're knitting for yourself or a loved one, this is a project you'll return to again and again. Easy to knit, effortless to style, and destined to be a wardrobe staple.

Knit, wear, wander—repeat.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English, Finnish, Swedish, German and Dutch

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The Wavy Babe Top pairs a clean, minimal silhouette with a refined cable texture. Inspired by the movement of rolling waves, the twisted cables flow across the fabric, creating a soft yet structured pattern. Light and versatile, this top is perfect for a breezy beach walk, a chic city lunch, or a quiet day at home.

It is knitted from the bottom up, with cables worked over three stitches. The construction allows you to work the cables without a cable needle—simply knit the third stitch directly from the back to create the wave-like twists. The front and back are identical, with the neckline shaped through gradual decreases for a balanced, seamless look.

Difficulty: Advanced Beginner ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English

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The Stay Extra Toasty Scarf is a celebration of comfort and texture. The stitch pattern is fully reversible and inspired by the look of waffles—which also happens to be where the name comes from. It’s double the width of its smaller sister, the Stay Toasty Scarf, making it ideal for wrapping up in style—and perfect for wearing as a cozy hooded scarf, too. 

The scarf is worked using only knits and purls, making it both relaxing and engaging to knit up, with a rhythm that’s easy to fall into. The soft structure adds a lovely squishiness to the fabric, while the extra width brings a bit of drama and warmth. Sleek I-cord edges frame the scarf for a polished, timeless finish that elevates the whole piece.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

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The Stay Toasty Scarf is all about texture, style, and—most importantly—keeping you warm. This design features a beautifully structured stitch pattern that is fully reversible, it adds both depth and squishiness to the fabric. The textured stitch pattern reminded me of the classic waffle texture—hence the name! This is the kind of scarf I envision grabbing when I want to layer up for a crisp morning walk, a coffee run, or when I just want to add a little extra something to my outfit. 

The scarf is knitted using only knits and purls and you’ll quickly be able to memorize the sequence. The elegant I-cord edges give the scarf a polished finish and the rhythmic stitches make for an engaging yet relaxing knit.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

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Pattern available in: English, Finnish, German and Polish

The Late Checkout sweater is a laid-back yet sophisticated knit that doesn’t compromise on comfort. It’s the sweater you’ll want to reach for when you want to feel cozy while still looking effortlessly put together. The design keeps it simple, but the magic lies in how you combine your yarns.

The sample is knit with three strands held together (though you can opt for two or four strands), giving you endless possibilities to mix shades and fibers for a one-of-a-kind look. It’s also the perfect chance to breathe new life into those yarns in your stash that you’ve grown tired of—blend them together to create something fresh and exciting!

This sweater is worked seamlessly from the top down in Stockinette stitch, featuring dropped shoulders and an oversized fit. The collar, hem, and cuffs are finished with a clean and polished 2 x 2 rib, bound off with the Italian Bind-off for a professional touch.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English, Finnish, Danish, German, Polish and Spanish

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The Basically Perfect sweater has everything you want in a basic knit: the simple design together with the flattering round neckline makes this a soft and modern classic. The sweater is worked top down seamlessly with a dropped shoulder for a contemporary and slightly boxy fit. The extra long sleeves gives the sweater a feminine look and the slightly cropped body length makes it easy to dress up or down styled with a casual pair of jeans or worn with a dress. The sweater is worked with a 5 mm / US 8 needle in a light yarn combo for an airy and delicate fabric that oozes comfort and luxury.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English

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The Sweet Breeze top is a simple and modern top worked top down seamlessly. It's a Summer wardrobe staple that's comfortable to wear due to the wide shoulders and high collar - you won't get too hot and don't have to worry about bra straps showing - a win win situation!

This is an easy breezy project in Stockinette Stitch - relaxing to sit and knit while sipping a cold drink or some gelato in the sunshine 🍧.

The top is worked top-down seamlessly. The work begins by working the back yoke flat, then stitches are picked up from the right and left shoulder for the front. The front and back are then joined together and worked in the round for the body. Stitches are picked up for the ribbed armholes and collar and worked in the round.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English

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The Cinema Sweater was born out of a desire (and need) for a really basic and oversized sweater that is relaxing to both knit and wear. I decided to call it the Cinema Sweater, inspired by the Harry Styles song of the same name, and because I feel that this is exactly the kind of sweater that works for a cozy cinema evening, while still being effortlessly chic.The sleeves are extra-long and wide to give the sweater a contemporary look.

The sweater is worked seamlessly top down in Stockinette stitch, so you can adjust the length to your liking. The yoke is shaped by working German Short Rows to raise the back and help give the neckline a nice and flattering fit. The yoke is then worked in the round while working raglan increases. The stitches for the sleeves are put on hold while working the body, and lastly the sleeves are worked in the round one at a time.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English, Finnish, German, Norwegian, and Danish

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The Darling Cardigan is a classic and timeless cardigan with a dropped shoulder and wide neckline opening. The contemporary silhouette makes this design easy to style for any occasion. The cardigan is worked from the top down making it easy to customize the length to suit your preferences and body perfectly.

The cardigan is worked flat in Stockinette stitch on 5 mm / US 8 needles. First the back is worked back and forth while shaping the shoulders. Stitches are picked up for the upper front separately, then all stitches are worked flat through the body. Stitches are picked up for the sleeves and worked in the round and lastly stitches are picked up along the front edges for a double knitted placket. You can choose to either attach regular buttons (instructions on how to knit the buttonholes are included in the pattern) or attach snap buttons instead.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English and German

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The Sailor Swift Top is a simple tank top with a slight racerback shape that gives it a contemporary look and a slight cool-girl vibe. The classic striped pattern together with the delicate i-cord edges around the neckline and armholes makes this a true wardrobe favorite that you’re going to want to wear (and knit) again and again.

The top is worked top down in Stockinette stitch, so you can adjust the length to suit your body. First the back is worked back and forth, then stitches are picked up for both fronts and then all stitches are joined in the round to work the body. Lastly stitches are picked up around the neckline and armholes for an i-cord bind off edge.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English, German, and Norwegian

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The Stripe Hype Sweater is a great stash busting project where you can use up scrap yarns or combine your favorite colors in just the way you want. Also, knitting stripes makes this one a really quick project to complete because the curiosity of seeing how every next stripe will affect the overall look is highly addictive, and a lot of fun.

The work begins by working the back flat, then stitches are picked up for the left and right front separately and worked flat. The back and front are then joined together and the body is worked in the round. Stitches are picked up for the sleeves and worked in the round and lastly stitches are picked up around the neckline and the collar is worked in a twisted rib stitch.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English, Danish, and Spanish

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The Honey cardigan is knitted flat in a gorgeous half fisherman’s rib stitch pattern in a brushed alpaca yarn. It has a boxy and cropped fit, which works wonderfully with a dress or a pair of high-waisted jeans. The cardigan has a dropped shoulder and long sleeves to give it a modern feel. This is a good one to take on the road, since every piece is knitted separately flat, meaning you don’t need to carry a huge project around with you.

All the pieces are knitted back and forth on 5 mm (US8) needles and sewn together at the end. Then stitches are picked up and rib edges are worked along the front pieces and the neck edge. The cardigan is finished off with custom crochet buttons, which make this cardigan, well, cute as a button!

Pattern first published in my book Knit this! 21 Gorgeous everyday knit patterns

Difficulty: Intermediate ★★★☆

Pattern available in: English and Finnish

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The Stay Up till Dawn sweater is knitted top down on 8 mm (US11) needles using a chunky yarn. This is a really nice project to try out if you’ve never knitted a top-down raglan sweater before – it’s quick to knit and the pattern is easy to follow.

The idea for the sweater stemmed from wanting to continue to wear my floral dresses throughout the colder seasons. It’s why the design is slightly cropped and boxy combined with voluminous sleeves – features that work well paired with a light dress. Get ready to snuggle up in this beauty and be prepared for your friends asking you to knit one for them too – it’s that cosy!

Pattern first published in my book Knit this! 21 Gorgeous everyday knit patterns

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English

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The Lola Top has an elegant square neckline and wide shoulder straps which gives the top that certain effortlessly chic movie-star-on-holiday vibe. The alternating coloured stripes combined with the 1 x 2 broken rib stitch create a classical yet interesting texture which is both fun and easy to work.

The top is worked in 100% cotton yarn top down, first the upper front and back are worked separately back and forth. Then the two pieces are joined together on a circular needle and worked in the round and finished with a wide 1 x 1 rib hem. Lastly, stitches are picked up along the armholes and new stitches will be cast on for the shoulder straps.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English

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The Stripe Hype Dress is a relaxed dress that is the absolute perfect "just-throw-it-on" garment for any season. The dress has dropped shoulders and a boxy fit which makes it modern and easy to knit. You can customize it to your exact preferences by choosing your favorite colors: go all in and use multiple colors for a really fun and playful vibe (a great option for using up scrap yarns from your stash), or choose just a few colors in a more toned down color palette for a more classic look.

The dress is worked top down in a DK weight yarn, choose a cotton / cotton blend / linen / silk yarn for warmer weather, or for example a merino / wool / cashmere yarn for the colder seasons.

The work begins by working the back flat, then stitches are picked up for the left and right front separately and worked flat. The back and front are then joined together and the body is worked in the round while increasing stitches along both side seams around the waist and hips for a slight A-line shape. Stitches are picked up for the sleeves and worked in the round and lastly stitches are picked up around the neckline and the collar is worked in a rib stitch.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English

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Der Cinema (Kino) Pullover wurde aus dem Verlangen (und der Notwendigkeit) für einen wirklich schlichten und übergroßen Pullover, der sowohl einfach zu stricken als auch zu tragen ist, geboren. Ich habe entschieden, ihn Cinema Pullover zu nennen, inspiriert durch den Harry Styles Song mit gleichem Namen, und weil ich finde, dass dies der Pullover ist, der für einen gemütlichen Kino-Abend genau richtig ist, während er trotzdem ohne große Mühe elegant ist. Die Ärmel sind extra lang und weit, um dem Pullover einen modernen Look zu geben.

Der Pullover wird in einem Stück glatt rechts von oben nach unten gearbeitet, sodass Du die Länge nach Deinem Geschmack anpassen kannst. Die Passe wird durch verkürzte Reihen mit Doppelmasche in Form gebracht, indem der hintere Ausschnitt angehoben wird, und so der gesamte Ausschnitt einen guten und schmeichelhaften Sitz bekommt. Die Passe wird dann in Runden gearbeitet, während Raglan-Zunahmen vorgenommen werden. Die Ärmelmaschen werden stillgelegt, während der Rumpf gearbeitet wird, und zum Schluss wird ein Ärmel nach dem anderen in der Runde gearbeitet.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English, Finnish, German, Norwegian, and Danish

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Die Darling (Liebling) Cardigan ist eine klassische und zeitlose Strickjacke mit überschnittenen Schultern und einem weiten Halsausschnitt. Die moderne Silhouette macht es einfach, dieses Design für jede Gelegenheit zu stylen. Die Strickjacke wird von oben nach unten gearbeitet, sodass es einfach ist die Länge gemäß der eigenen Präferenz perfekt an den Körper anzupassen.

Die Strickjacke wird glatt rechts in Reihen auf 5 mm Nadeln gearbeitet. Zunächst wird das Rückteil in Reihen gestrickt, während die Schultern geformt werden. Dann werden Maschen für die Vorderteile getrennt voneinander aufgenommen und alle Maschen zusammen in Reihen gearbeitet. Dann werden Maschen für die Ärmel aufgenommen und diese in der Runde gearbeitet. Zuletzt werden Maschen entlang der Vorderkanten für eine doppelt gestrickte Blende aufgenommen.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English and German

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Das Sailor (Matros*in) Swift Top ist ein einfaches Tanktop mit einem leichten Ringerrücken- Ausschnitt am Rücken, das ihm einen modernen Touch und leichten „cool girl vibe“ gibt. Die klassischen Streifen und der feine Kordelrand am Hals und an den Armausschnitten machen es zu einem Lieblingsstück, das Du immer wieder tragen (und stricken) willst.

Das Top wird von oben nach unten glatt rechts gearbeitet, sodass Du die Länge Deinem Körper anpassen kannst. Zunächst wird das Rückteil in Reihen gestrickt, dann werden Maschen für beide Teile des Vorderteils aufgenommen und das Strickstück zur Runde geschlossen. Zuletzt werden Maschen an den Ausschnitten für Hals und Arme aufgenommen und mit einem Kordelrand versehen (Abketten mit einer Kordel (i-cord).

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English, German, and Norwegian

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Cinema Sweateren blev til på baggrund af et ønske om (og behovet for) en helt basic og oversized sweater, der var afslappende både at strikke og have på. Jeg besluttede at kalde den Cinema Sweater, inspireret af Harry Styles sangen af samme navn, fordi jeg synes, det netop er en sweater som denne, der er god til hyggelige biografaftner, mens man samtidig ser tjekket ud. Ærmerne er ekstra lange og vide for at give sweateren et moderne look.

Sweateren strikkes oppefra og ned i glatstrik, og du kan således nemt justere længden, så den passer dig. Bærestykket formes med German Short Rows, så sweateren går lidt op i nakken og samtidig giver halsudskæringen en flot pasform. Bærestykket strikkes herefter rundt på rundpind, mens der laves raglanudtagninger. Masker til ærmerne sættes til hvile, mens resten af kroppen strikkes færdig. Til sidst strikkes ærmerne rundt, et ærme ad gangen.

Difficulty: Advanced Easy ★★☆☆

Pattern available in: English, Finnish, German, Norwegian, and Danish

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