Deathly Hallows - Fair Isle Pattern

Hello and welcome!

I'm working on something pretty cool.. so I hope you come back to see what it is!
 In the mean time, here's a small chart for a Deathly Hallows symbol.

Feel free to use it in your fair isle patterns, and if you don't mind #thismomknits when posting the images to social media!



Happy knitting!

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