I recently had a wonderful time with my family in Norway, where the idea of making this shawl came to my mind. I wanted to give it a name which will always remind me of this beautiful country, and Solveig seems to be the best choice. The shawl begins with the classic triangular shape worked in garter stitch and after a section of eyelets and bobbles, it is finished with a beautiful border of Japanese lace. The scalloped edge is formed by the lace pattern, so you don’t need to work short rows or any other methods of creating such beautiful edge.
Cirrhosa from Fiber Dreams is a lacy crescent shawl named for a variety of Clematis vine. The lace is worked first, growing from a point to a fuller center and tapering back down to a point on the other end. Stitches are picked up along the edge for the body of the shawl, and short rows create its crescent shape. Lace pattern is charted only. Skill Level: Intermediate Finished Measurements: Width – 10 (10, 10½, 11)" Length – 53 (61, 69, 76)" Yarn Requirements: 335 (383, 450, 510) yards fingering weight yarn, such as Malabrigo Sock (100% Superwash Merino Wool; 100g/440yds) Needles: US 5 (3.75mm) needles Gauge: 20 sts and 22 rows = 4" in lace pattern, blocked Pattern updated 6/16/2016
Echo Flower Shawl Free Knitting Pattern
Description This flirty triangle in three sizes (petite/medium/tall) can be a scarf or shawlette, worked from neck to hem, with a deep openwork border of overlapping leaf motifs. The easy-to-work stitch patterns and wrong-side rest rows make this piece a fun, relaxing weekend traveler for experienced knitters and a good project to try out a knit-on edging. It’s ornate appearance belies the simplicity of its construction; this piece knits up quickly and effortlessly to make a beautiful spring accessory or last-minute gift. This pattern is both written and charted and can be transferred to your Ravelry Library upon request. Suggested Yarns: t he G.O.A.T Lace Better Breakfast Fingering , Ja cob Fingering , Shetlandia Fingering , Stone Soup Fingering , Chebris Lace , or any springy, heavy lace yarn that knits to pattern gauge. Substituting yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in size and drape. Finished Size: 22(26, 31) inches long and 52(60, 72) inches across top edge (stretched and blocked) Yarn Requirements: 650(850, 1200) yards Gauge: 21 sts and 48 rows = 4 inches in garter stitch on larger needles Needles: size 6US (4.0 mm) circular for body (or size to obtain correct gauge) size 5US (3.75 mm) circular and DPNs for edging (or one size smaller than body needle)
This graceful shawl swirls around your shoulders in a froth of lovely Shetland lace. It stays in place with its unusual shaping, which is more than a semi-circle and shows the Shetland lace to fine advantage. The shawl is worked by casting on four stitches at the middle top, then increasing with the “pi” method to create a semicircular shape. Longer “wings” are shaped with extra increases on the long top edges. It is finished with a lace edging worked sideways and attached to the live stitches of the shawl. This is a garter stitch shawl with lace shaping on every row. This pattern is charted. There are no line-by-line written instructions, although there is detailed information on how to work the charts and complete the pattern. Recommended for Experienced lace knitters. Yarn requirement: allow approx. 950 meters (or more for extra safety) lace weight yarn where 50 grams = 500 meters Finished size if knitting to gauge: Approx. 30˝ along top curved edge of each “wing” and 27˝ down middle back after blocking. Needles: 3 mm (US 3) 24" circular needles or size needed to obtain gauge. Please note that although these beautiful knitting patterns are still available, Dorothy Siemens of Fiddlesticks Knitting is no longer designing new patterns. Contact information on this pdf pattern no longer applies. You can now reach Dorothy at dorothysiemens [!at] icloud.com. Always 33% off with purchases of 3 or more patterns! Use code SAVE33.
Pattern in English is available. This is a pattern for the advanced knitter. This shawls and stoles collection is designed with traditional Orenburg lace pattern presented in regular way with decreasing. Traditional Orenburg patterns use charts which show yarn overs only. Pattern instruction options: Stole – 153 sts wide; Chart С19 (optional length with 41). II used for stole 1500 m/ 1640 yds of Brand Name Astro 15000 (50% Mohair, 47% Nylon (Polyamide, 3% Wool, 750 meters / 50 grams) for the chart. You may choose similar yardage natural yarns as alpaca, merino wool, etc. For more lacy shawls you could find a special yarn – Orenburg handspun yarn, fine mohair, 1000-1500m/100gr. The thicker the yarn (and the larger the needle size) used, the bigger the finished shawl will turn out. Chart C19x41 – 1500m / 1640 yds. This shawl has 5 pieces: square center (body) and 4 identical borders. Traditionally these shawls are made as one piece, the pattern has grafting photo tutorial. The pattern is charted & phototutorial. В схемах использованы традиционные оренбургские узоры, но схема составлена классическим способом, с указанием убавлений. В традиционных оренбургских схемах указываются только накиды. В отличие от других моих схем здесь использованы узоры «Рыбки» и “Гармошки”. Обратите внимание, они вяжется аналогично узору «Горох». В это описание включены: Схема С19, шириной 153 петли (19 зубцов) и длиной 41 зубец. ПРЯЖА. Ориентировочный расход пряжи в метрах для пряжи Астро 1500м/100г: Схема С19 – 1500-1550м. Для того, чтобы купить описание за рубли-напишите мне личное сообщение. В рублях одна схема+описание стоит 380р. Загружено 2 схемы, одна с подробной расшифровкой узора “гармошки” в изнаночных рядах. Dieses quadratische Tuch ist Teil einer Serie von Strickanleitungen in Strickschriftform für Dreiecktücher, kleinere Tücher und Stolen mit passenden Lacemotiven. Die Designs bestehen aus traditionellen Orenburger Spitzenmotiven, die Anleitungen sind der Benutzbarkeit halber jedoch in moderner Schreibweise notiert – dabei sind in den Strickschriften auch die Abnahmen mit dargestellt, die in herkömmlichen Strickschriften für Orenburger Strickspitzen gewöhnlich weggelassen werden, wo nur Umschläge gezeigt werden. Diese Anleitung enthält: Strickschriften С19 – Stola mit einer Breite von 153 Maschen (19 Zacken) und einer Länge von entweder 41. Ungefährer Garnverbrauch für Mohairgarne mit 1500 m auf 100 g, wie z.B. BBB filati Kid Mohair, Lineapiu Camelot oder Astro 50: С19 – 1.500 m, In Abhängigkeit vom individuellen Strickstil, der Strickfestigkeit und den Garneigenschaften kann der tatsächliche Endverbrauch von den Schätzwerten abweichen. Auf der zusätzlichen Zeichnung sind auch Rückreihen für Muster „Garmoschka“ (Ziehharmonika) gezeichnet. Um die Zeichnung übersichtlicher zu machen, sind die Rückreihen blau markiert.
MITSUGU SASAKI(Japanese Boro) "SUPER BORO BORO jacket made by hand." Patched by Mitsugu Sasaki, July 2019. From(body):Germany, 1950's Material:Japanese antique cotton,(from 19th century to 1950's) Color:Mixed indigo blue. It took me 50-60 hours to make this jacket. Size Shoulder to shoulder: 18.5 inch (46 cm) Shoulder to cuff: 22 inch (56 cm) Chest measurement : 44.8 inch(114 cm) Dress length: 26.3 inch(67 cm) Thank you!!!
Freia Frost is a classic trianglular shawl worked top-down. It is a very relaxing and quick project, with a plain stockinette body, structured by garter stripes and a lovely, very easy to knit lace border. There is also an option to add fringe at the end, if you prefer a more boho style. The pattern contains fully written instructions as well as charts for the lace border. SIZES: Approx. 175 cm/69” along top edge, 75 cm/29½“ in depth. NEEDLES: 4 mm/US 6 YARN: De Rerum Natura Ulysse (100% Wool - Merino; 185 m (202 yards)/50g). Sample 1 shown in colorway Ciel. Quince & Co. Chickadee (100% Wool; 166 m (181yards)/50g). Sample 2 (fringe) shown in colorway Iceland. Or any other sport weight yarn that gives you the correct gauge. YARDAGE: Anywhere between 700 m/765 yds and 1020 m/1115 yds, depending on personal yarn choice and gauge, and whether or not you add a fringe. GAUGE: 20 sts and 32 rows in 10 cm/4” on 4 mm/US 6 needle in stockinette. OTHERS: Tapestry needle Stitch markers Crochet hook
Handstickad sjal i ull. Ullgarn från Holma Hälsingland. Väger ca 190 gram. Mäter ca 80 cm från nacken och ned. Från snibb till snibb ca 180 cm. Handtvätt, sträck och plantorka. 070-317 25 67
I recently had a wonderful time with my family in Norway, where the idea of making this shawl came to my mind. I wanted to give it a name which will always remind me of this beautiful country, and Solveig seems to be the best choice. The shawl begins with the classic triangular shape worked in garter stitch and after a section of eyelets and bobbles, it is finished with a beautiful border of Japanese lace. The scalloped edge is formed by the lace pattern, so you don’t need to work short rows or any other methods of creating such beautiful edge.
Ruxton is a super-textured, warm and snuggly top-down triangular lace shawl with motifs inspired by nature. The decrease placement in the richly textured border pattern and the picot bind off combine to form a subtle ruffling effect at the bottom, giving the shawl a lovely drape. The shape is a slightly elongated triangle, and may be blocked with the top edge straight or a bit curved. Ruxton works up surprisingly fast. Both the body and border patterns are very intuitive and easy to memorize. Before you know it, you’ll have a Ruxton to call your very own! The Ruxton pattern includes both charts and full written out instructions for those of you who prefer not to use charts. Size and Yardage: Instructions are provided for two sizes (see above). The sport weight version (pictured in gold) used 630-680 yards (576-622 m) and the smaller fingering weight version (pictured in rust) used 550-600 yards (503-549 m). The texture is still very evident in the fingering weight, but I would not recommend lace weight since the cool texture of the border will not show to its best advantage. I used the US 6 (4 mm) needles for the sport weight and the US 5 (3.75 mm) for the fingering version. The size is very easy to customize either by using different yarn, changing the number of pattern repeats, or both. Full instructions are provided to show you how, including how to calculate stitch counts for any size and how changing the number of chart repeats will affect the final size. Construction Notes: Ruxton starts at the center back of the neck and is knit down to the bottom edge. On the body, patterning is done on the right-side rows only, with all wrong-side rows being purled between the garter spine and borders.The textured border is patterned on both sides on most rows. For knitters who use the fabulous KnitCompanion app, this pattern is available at the kCDesigns store, already set up and ready for you to knit!
Light and airy as milkweed and thistledown, this shawl in Shetland lace evokes a feeling of being swept away by a breath of wind. The shawl begins in the centre and works outwards in rounds. Lace is worked on the front side on every round, with increases creating sweeping curves in various Shetland lace motifs. A garter stitch edging is knit sideways, attached to the live stitches of the shawl and bound off as you go. This pattern is charted. There are no line-by-line written instructions, although there is detailed information on how to work the charts and complete the pattern. Recommended for Experienced lace knitters. Yarn requirement: allow approx. 1,900 meters lace weight yarn where 50 grams = 500 meters Finished size if knitting to gauge: Approx. 70" in diameter after blocking. Needles: • 4 mm (US 6) 16˝ circulars • 4 mm (US 6) 24˝ circulars • 4 mm (US 6) set of 5 short double-pointed needles (I prefer wood or bamboo) • OR sizes to obtain gauge Please note that although these beautiful knitting patterns are still available, Dorothy Siemens of Fiddlesticks Knitting is no longer designing new patterns. Contact information on this pdf pattern no longer applies. You can now reach Dorothy at dorothysiemens [!at] icloud.com. Always 33% off with purchases of 3 or more patterns! Use code SAVE33.
A simple relaxing garter stitch shawl, worked from the top down with a pretty eyelet pattern panel down the back. The edge is worked sideways and attached to the shawl as you go. The edge requires a little bit more concentration, but is not difficult. The lace parts are provided both as charts, and written directions. Measurements Shawlette 47x23.5"/120×60 cm Big shawl 61x27.5"/155×70 cm Gauge Gauge is not very important, but will obviously affect finished size and yarn consumption. 18 sts/40 rows = 4×4"/10x10 cm in garter st, after blocking. 1 repeat lace edge (29 sts/30 rows)≈6×3¾"/15x9.5 cm after blocking. Silk stretches a bit, and is very drapey. If you are working with another fiber, like wool, you may have to go up in needle size to obtain an airy fabric.
Description This scarf features a pretty openwork pattern which splits into gleaming rivulets that come back together again continually along its length. Simple decreases and purled rest rows make this a great take-along or learning project. Shown here in Fearless Fibers Merino/Tencel, color Serenity Suggested Yarns: Finn Dandy 3-ply Sport, Modern Deco Lace, Better Breakfast Fingering , Stone Soup Fingering, Shetlandia Fingering , Jacob Fingering, or any soft fingering/sport yarn. Substituting yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in size, drape, and yardage requirement. Finished Size: 8.5” W x 42” L (stretched and blocked) Yarn Requirements: 300 yards Gauge : 22 sts and 30 rows = 4” in stockinette (unblocked; fabric will be relaxed) Needles: size 6US (4mm) or size to obtain correct gauge
Pattern to stitch a lovely biscornu pin cushion with back stitches mainly. Instant download PDF file with color charts and mounting instructions to do it yourself. The biscornu is a small cushion sewn from two square sheets of cloth). The word comes from the French adjective, "biscornu", that means skewed, quirky or irregular. The design is inspired in the colors copper and blue and has geometric motives, and some specialty stitch especifically explained. The final biscornu can be used as a pin cushion, a paperweight, a fragranced pomander, or even simply as an ornament! I love to put some fragrant seeds like lavender or rosemary inside and use them in my closets. This design would also make a very pretty present for somebody special 💜. The design is 48 x 48 stitches (each side) and once finished it's about 9 cm (4") wide and 5 cm (2") thick if you work on 10 count/cm evenweave fabric. The use of Aida fabric is not recommended because the design has small backstitches that will be difficult to work on it. The design uses whole cross stitches only - no fractional stitches are used. This listing is for a PDF file of the pattern, not the finished product. No fabric, floss, or other materials are included in the listing. The finished biscornu shown in the pictures is for illustration purposes only. You will need a PDF reader to view and print your pattern. Content: There are 4 PDF files to download available as high quality PDF files. To open these files you will need Adobe Reader, which you can download here for free: http://get.adobe.com/reader. They include: =PDF of a 5 page booklet (in both English and Spanish) with: - pictures of the finished work, for your reference - description, shopping list and instructions on how to work the design. - large easy to read color charts - floss key lists of Anchor threads (with equivalences to DMC threads) - a special stitch tutorial for fun stitch =PDF with finishing tutorial to assemble the biscornu with pictures to guide you. =2 individual PDFs (one for each chart). Very useful if you want to put them in your mobile phone or tablet (it allows you to zoom in for better quality detail) 🟣 Come and see my other designs, clicking here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SunshineXstitch 💜 NOTE: * This is a digital item. The PDF file of the pattern will be available for instant download once payment is confirmed. * Because this is a digital product, there is no refund policy after purchases. * Patterns are for personal use only. No sharing, copying or uploading of this chart to the internet is allowed. You can sell the finished biscornu as long as you acknowledge the source of the design: Sunshine Xstitch Designs (M. L. Torres ([email protected])) * The patterns may not be re-sold or re-distributed commercially in any manner. If you have any question or doubt, please, don't hesitate to contact me! Happy stitching!! Design: Copyright © 2020 M. L. Torres ([email protected])
Shahrzad, the legendary character of “One Thousand and One Nights” tale, was a queen who told stories to the king so he wouldn’t execute her! She was a smart woman and if she ever wore a shawl, it should have been very beautiful. This is a shawl that I think she would have worn. It begins at the center of the neck and is increased at three points to get to the desired length and width. The central increases are placed in a way that create a lovely aspect to the shawl. A wonderful lace pattern with beads creates the shawl. I have added beads to the top edge also to make it worthy of the queen she was. Beads along the top edge adds to the beauty of the shawl and creates a more elegant look when the shawl is worn.
Various fern motifs from Shetland to traditional combine in the delicate Fern Glade shawl. At the top, small motifs like little fiddleheads grow to become graceful fern fronds. A traditional Snail Shell edging finishes the shawl in a fanciful nod to the snails we see on dewy ferns in the morning. The shawl is worked by casting on three stitches at the middle top, then increasing at the sides and middle to create a triangular shape. It is finished with a lace edging worked sideways and attached to the live stitches of the shawl to bind it off. Some lace patterns have lace shaping on every row. This pattern is charted. There are no line-by-line written instructions, although there is detailed information on how to work the charts and complete the pattern. Recommended for Advanced Intermediate or Experienced lace knitters. Yarn requirement (allow approx. 900 m): lace weight yarn where 50 grams = 500 meters Finished size if knitting to gauge: Approximately 72˝ across top edge and 33˝ down middle point after blocking. Needles: 3.5 mm (US 4) 24" circular needles and 3 mm (US3) 24" circular needles OR sizes needed to obtain gauge Please note that although these beautiful knitting patterns are still available, Dorothy Siemens of Fiddlesticks Knitting is no longer designing new patterns. Contact information on this pdf pattern no longer applies. You can now reach Dorothy at dorothysiemens [!at] icloud.com. Always 33% off with purchases of 3 or more patterns! Use code SAVE33.
Baked milk is a feminine triangle-shaped shawl worked in three different shell stiches. Size is easily adjustable and also depends on yarn you use. This design looks beautiful both in fine and thick yarn. Pattern both written and charted. Finished size: wingspan 71” (180 cm), depth 35.5” (90 cm). Size is easily adjustable. Materials needed: • Approx. 1000 yards (900 meters) of Fingering weight yarn • 3 mm hook (3.5 mm if you use sock yarn) • Stitch markers • Blocking pins • Tapestry needle and scissors Pattern written in standard US terms and fully tested on Ravelry. Thank you for stopping by!
Biscornu for a friend
The body of the shawl is worked in textured stitch pattern, and the edging is worked in the lace stitch pattern with knit and purl stitches. The stitch patterns are quite simple, but they require some attention. In the pattern you will find 2 design samples worked in 2 sizes (S and M), but you can work as many rows as you want and change the size of the body or the edging. You can use one solid color or to mix a few colors in this shawl! NOTES: The shawl is worked in one piece top down. The pattern includes both written instructions and charts. Skill level: Intermediate, advanced beginner.. Knitting required: basic lace knowledge, blocking lace shawls. This pattern is available in English. SAMPLE: Yarn: Botany Lace by Araucania (100% Merino, 454 yds/100 gr). SIZE S: Yardage: 383 yds (350 m). Final measurements: 67’’ (170 cm) x 25.5’’ (65 cm). SIZE M: Yardage: 454 yds (411.5 m). Final measurements: 71’’ (180 cm) x 29.5’’ (75 cm). For knitting the shawl you will need: 3.5 oz (100 gr) – 4.6 oz (130 gr) of fingering yarn of natural fibers. 40-inch (100 cm) circular needles, crochet hook, blocking pins, markers. Happy Knitting!
Discounts: See my shop home page for current discount offers ~ I always have one…:) . Nightfrost Designed for a special ebook featuring my favorite lace stitch, this is the final sister to my Overskyet and Black Frost shawl patterns. Make this traditional top-down triangular shawl any size you wish. I have provided both charts and full written instructions for the lace and border patterns. Use any yarn weight up to bulky, adjusting your yardage requirements accordingly. Materials used for sample (weighs 312g): Cloudborn Fibers Wool Bulky Naturals 3 skeins Night Skies a row counter is very helpful for this pattern Pattern is written in American terminology. You are welcome to sell items made from this pattern, on a limited basis. Please credit me for the design, and include a link or reference to my shop when possible. Pattern is copyright protected; it should not be reproduced, redistributed, re-sold, or displayed publicly in any way.
I wrote this pattern in early 2020 when everyone needed a hug, and this is a big shawl to give you a big hug whenever you need it. Somebody said that in knitting there are many traditions but no rules, and in this shawl, I’ve taken some traditional Estonian motifs and stitches, and used them in a non-traditional way, with both the shape of the shawl and the direction of knitting. The shawl is a crescent shape, and is knitted in one piece from the centre top down. The Estonian stitches include nupps and gathered stitches, and the motifs include a leaf pattern and Queen Sylvia’s Lace. The lace stitches are all on the right side, the wrong side is all purl, including purling to complete the nupps and gathered stitches. The shawl can be knit in anything from laceweight to 8ply yarn. Test knitters used both 4ply and laceweight yarn. There is also an option to add an extra layer of lace to enlarge the shawl if you want to and are using a lighter weight yarn. The blocked and relaxed piece as knitted in 8ply measured approximately 54cm deep with a total span of 220cm, but the final size will vary according to your own choice of yarn and needle, as well as your own knitting tension. Yarn Weight Amount Required Needle Suggestion 8ply DK 800m 874yd 3.5mm US4 – 4.0mm US6 4 ply Fingering 550m 600yd 3.25mm US3 – 3.75mm US5 2ply Laceweight 520m 570yd (orig.) 600m 660yd (large) 3mm US2.5
Once Upon a Summertime is a triangular shawl worked top-down in one piece. I named it after a Jazz song masterly played by Chet Baker. Wrong side rows are purled and the size is adjustable by adding or removing repeats of the second chart. This pattern has both charted and written instructions. Sample uses approximately 440 yards / 40 g of Claudia Hand Painted Yarns / Silk Lace. Finished measurements: 69 x 27 inches / 170 x 75 cm.
Description A flirty triangle shawl, worked from neck to hem in two sizes (petite/tall), with a deep openwork border of overlapping leaf motifs. The easy-to-work stitch patterns and wrong-side rest rows make this piece a great first shawl project or a fun, relaxing weekend traveler for experienced knitters. Its ornate appearance belies its simplicity of construction; this piece knits up quickly and effortlessly to make a beautiful spring accessory or last-minute gift.. Shown here: Tall size in Bare Naked Wools Kent Lace Spring Fever , color Heavenly ; petite size shown in G.O.A.T. Lace in Wayne Matching Motif: Leafprints mitts and cowl set Suggested Yarns: Bare Naked Wools Modern Deco Sport , The G.O.A.T. Fingering , Kent Lace , Stone Soup Fingering , Seasons Fingering , Better Breakfast Fingering , Shetlandia Fingering, Jacob Fingering , Modern Deco Lace , Finn Dandy 2-ply Sport , Finn Dandy 3-ply Sport , or any fingering/light sport yarn that knits to pattern gauge Substituting yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in size, drape, or yardage requirement. Finished Size: 22(28) inches long at center back and 54(68) inches across top edge (stretched and blocked) Yarn Requirements: 400(750) yards Gauge: 21 sts and 48 rows = 4 inches in garter stitch (washed and air-dried) Needles: size 5US (3.75mm) circular needle (or size to obtain correct gauge); DPNs same size to graft final join (optional) Note: this pattern is an update of my Leafprints Shawlette design, originally published in 2013 and sold by Kollage Yarns. It now is available on Ravelry and includes additional sizing with an updated list of currently available yarns.
This Spikelet Shawl is the perfect way to get ready for winter in cozy style! Whether you're a beginner or an experienced knitter, this textured shawl knitting pattern will help you create a warm and cozy shawl that you'll love wearing during those chilly winter days. With its beautiful stitching and stylish design, you'll be sure to stay warm and looking great all season long! Notes: It`s a triangular shawl, that is worked top down in one piece. The body of the shawl is knitted using a lace pattern with the knot stitch, in the border - a textural pattern that is knitted by combining a lace floral pattern with garter stitches, which will require little attention in the wrong side rows. There are 200 rows in the sample, but the size of the shawl is adjustable. Skills: basic knitting skills (knit, purl, ssk, k2tog, sk2p, yo, knot stitch), reading charts or working with written instructions, blocking lace shawls. Skill level: Intermediate, advanced beginner. Notions: 2 markers, row counter (optional), blocking pins, crochet hook (optional). This pattern is available in English. The pattern includes both written instructions and charts. Yarn: You will need 170-250 gr of Fingering or Sport weight yarn with the most natural fiber content (wool, merino wool, alpaca, cotton, linen) or blend of 2 or more natural fibers. Yardage: 742.9 yds (679.3 m). Finished measurements (after blocking): Wingspan 74.8'' (190 cm). Depth 33.5'' (85 cm). Happy Knitting!
Zakochałam się w biscorniakach :) (igielnikach) tym razem powstaje konwaliowe na czarnej kanwie usztywnianej 54/10, 2 nitki. Nie mam do końca jeszcze pomysłu na jego ostateczne wykonanie ale myślę, że w trakcie robotki pomysł sam się zrodzi. Oto początki twórcze :) tadam... trochę kolory inne na zdjęciu jak w rzeczywistości (zawsze tak zdjęcie wychodzą) wrrr No i się pomysł zrobił sam podczas robótki :) ...a oto wzorek :) A tu szybko powstały mini igielniczek (2cmx2cm)
If you are a rebel soul and maybe even don't mind some good old black humor, you probably will appreciate the Abramacabra shawl! If so, you certainly can crochet one for yourself or someone who would be happy to have this really damn cute accessory. About this pattern: - INTERMEDIATE / UPPER INTERMEDIATE level - 4 pages PDF file - Detailed crochet chart (including the legend and symbols) - Text instructions and tips on how to work with the chart - written in English, US crochet terms You need to know basic crocheting stitches, have some previous crocheting experience, and be ready to concentrate and follow the chart. Great news is, as soon as you remember the pattern repeat, you will be able to continue without consulting the chart. The dimensions of the shawl (the widest part (along top edge) is about 120cm/47", and the depth (from middle top edge to triangular peak) is about 66cm/26") are given for 2 skeins of lace weight yarn and 2.5 mm crochet hook, though you can easily adjust the size by choosing a larger hook and thicker yarn and using more yarn. The pattern was tested by 4 crocheters with skill levels from beginning to intermediate. IMPORTANT! The price is for the pattern only, not for the ready made item.
With a nod to Shetland lace shawl construction, Henslowe's elongated shape, lacy curves and knitted-on edging strike a balance between practicality and style, traditional and modern. The 4-page pattern contains full-color photos and detailed descriptions of all techniques used. Lace patterns are written out rather than charted. Clarifying Note: When beginning to work knit-on edging, cast on additional stitches and work Row A only ONCE. Then, proceed to Picot Point Edge instructions on page 4.
Description The Krokos triangle is worked in motifs replicating the first emerging crocus buds of spring. Knit up in fingering(DK) weight yarn, this piece can be a multi-seasonal wardrobe staple for a range of climates. With lace work on right side rows only and wrong side rows all in purl, this design makes a great first shawl project for newer knitters and a quick diversion knit for veterans, to keep or give as a special gift. Not available via Ravelry Shown here in Better Breakfast DK color Warm Coals and Ginny Sport color Georgia Suggested Yarns: Fingering: Bare Naked Wools Ginny Sport , Better Breakfast Fingering , Stone Soup Fingering , Ghillie Sock , Hempshaugh Fingering DK: Bare Naked Wools Better Breakfast DK , Stone Soup DK , Kent DK , Ghillie Sport/DK , Ginny DK , Chebris Sport , or Cabécou Sport Substituting yarn and/or needles may result in an overall variation in size and drape. Finished Size: Fingering: 64 inches across top edge and 24 inches long at center back (washed and blocked) DK: 72 inches across top edge and 29 inches long at center back (washed and blocked) Yarn Requirements: 550(575) yards of fingering(DK) weight yarn Gauge: Fingering: 22 sts and 32 rows = 4 inches in stockinette on smaller needles DK: 17 sts and 27 rows = 4 inches in stockinette on smaller needles Needles: Fingering: Size 6US (4.0 mm) 24-inch circular or size to obtain the correct gauge Size 7US (4.5 mm) 24-inch circular or .5 mm larger than body needle DK: Size 8US (5.0 mm) 24-inch circular or size to obtain the correct gauge Size 9US (5.5 mm): 32-inch circular or .5 mm larger than body needle
The item is an easy knitting pattern for beginners: Rosalia Shawl, available in PDF format that can be downloaded after purchase. This is a classic triangular shawl, that is worked top down in one piece. The shawl is worked in Stockinette stitch and a simple lace stitch pattern. NOTES: The pattern includes both written instructions and charts. There are 168 rows in this shawl. Shape: triangle shawl. You will need 525-700 yds (480-640m) of lace weight yarn with the most natural fiber content (merino, wool, mohair, linen…). The yardage and the final measurements depend on yarn weight and needles you choose. Gauge is not crucial for this project. Skill level: advanced beginner. Knitting skills required: basic lace knowledge (knit, purl, ssk, k2tog, sk2p, yo), blocking knit shawl & wraps. This pattern is available in English. Notions: 40-inch (100 cm) circular needles, crochet hook (optional), blocking pins, markers. Finished measurements (after blocking): Wingspan 74.8” (190 cm), depth 33.5” (85 cm).
Enjoy 15% off until Sunday 26th November Rabea Shawl is part of the Rabea Collection (Rabea Scarf, Rabea Shawl, Focaccia Shawl, Focaccia Cowl) The Rabea scarf was so well received by you that a larger version was absolutely necessary. Here it is, the Rabea scarf. It’s a narrow, medium-length scarf, which you can lengthen as you wish according to the instructions. The original wool of the shawl, Lima, has a nice bounce which supports the 3D effect of the shawl. Together with the silky sheen and the mohair thread, this is a combination that will keep the shawl in shape for a long time. I look forward to seeing your Rabea Shawl on Ravelry and Insta, please use the hashtags. #ChrisBerlin_Rabea #Rabea_shawl #Rabea_Collection SIZE Length 170 (180, 190, 200) cm / 68,0 (70,8, 74,8, 78,8) ’’ x 24 (26, 28, 30) cm / 9,5( 10,5, 11,5, 12)’’ width Sample is shown in size 4. GAUGE 23 sts x 44 rows = 10 x 10 cm / 4 inch with needle size 3.5 mm / US 4 in garter stitch after block-ing. NEEDLES & NOTIONS One 80 cm circular needle 3.5 mm / US 4, a cable needle (CN) and a darning needle. YARN 2 (3, 3, 3) skeins Premia by Lamana - 60% Mohair, 40 % Silk – 300 meters / 25 grams. col. 64 Salbei together with 3 (4, 4, 5) skeins Lima by Lamana – 50% Wool, 25% Silk, 25% Alpaca 200 meters / 50 grams col. 64 Salbei or 900 Meter of a similar yarn.
wool, handknitted shawl
Fiori Di Sole, which means “sun flowers” in Italian, is a large triangular shawl from Designs by Romi that definitely evokes its namesake. This shawl is worked from the top base of the neck down to the bottom, flowing from one lace pattern to the next. Perfect for special occasion wear, you can knit this stunning shawl for yourself or as a gift that will be cherished. The lace patterns are charted and written out. Sizes: One Size Finished Measurements: 76" wide and 38" deep Yarn Requirements: 1000–1200yds lace weight yarn such as Jaggerspun Zephyr (50% Merino Wool; 50% Silk; 100g/1120yds) Needles: US 4 (3.50mm) Hooks: 2.25mm Gauge: 24 sts and 32 rows = 4" in stockinette stitch
interior geography and adventures in my dance with everyday beauty
A highly textured shawl worked lengthwise. This design will keep you interested the whole time with its combination of cables, lace and k/p stitch patterns. Looks great in a gradient or more solid/semi-solid yarn. Originally designed as one of two patterns featured in my Rav group’s annual mystery KAL, this shawl design is now formatted into a traditional, one-file pattern. There is now also a matching hat/fingerless mitt set!
