The Juniper Shawl - knitting pattern and video tutorial for a classic crescent shaped shawl with a lovely lace and nupp edging. From www.kniftyknittings.com

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A royal treat! This adorable knit shawl pattern was inspired by a similar item worn by the beloved Kate Middleton. Kate's Ruffled Shawl is a fun shawl to throw on for a quick errand or whenever you feel like looking a little more polished. This knit ruffle shawl looks great in green (as seen on Kate), but another solid color would be just as charming. Cute and completely versatile, this pattern is a great project for the intermediate knitter looking to master the ruffled hem technique.

Unilintu is a triangular top-down shawl/scarf. The shape of the shawl is a horizontally wide and vertically shallow triangle. Alternating garter stitch and eyelet rows create a simple stripey texture. The pattern can be made with fingering to worsted weight yarn. Yardage depends on chosen weight of yarn and desired size of shawl. The sample shawl was made with Malabrigo Yarn Lace in two colorways (Paris Night and Indigo) holding two strands of yarn together as one strand. The sample shawl has 13 full pattern repeats (13 eyelet rows). Finished measurements after blocking: 132 cm (52”) wingspan along top edge (not including pompoms) / 37 cm (14,5”) along center stitch. The pattern is also available: in French in Hungarian Suomenkielinen ohje löytyy täältä.

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A lightweight and reversible shawl with a fabulous drape, Interlude is a masterpiece of delicate simplicity. You work Interlude from the top down with garter stitch and simple yet striking fishnet lace. This beautiful shawl is effortlessly sophisticated. YARN Approximately 400 m / 437 yds of fingering weight yarn. Shown with Eden Cottage Titus 4ply in colour Falling Leaves (golden brown sample) and The Uncommon Thread Posh Fingering in colour Nimbostratus (grey sample). NEEDLES Size 4 mm / US 6 needles or size to obtain pattern gauge This shawl is worked flat, but I recommend using 80-100 cm / 32-40 inch circular needles to accommodate the growing number of stitches. FINISHED SIZE After blocking 50 x 194 cm / 20 x 76 in STITCHES USED k: knit kfb: knit to front and back loop of the same stitch yo: yarn over k2tog: knit two stitches together TYPE OF INSTRUCTIONS The English version of this pattern has both written and charted instructions. Other language versions have written instructions only. Blocking instructions and schematic are also included. LANGUAGES English, German, Spanish, French & Finnish TERMS OF USE For personal use only. Do not copy, share or sell the pattern. You may sell the knitted item made using this pattern. REFUND POLICY All digital sales are final. Please shop mindfully. DELIVERY Instant PDF download. Shop, download & cast on! Become an insider ♥ Subscribe to Woolenberry e-letter to be the first to know about new patterns & get exclusive discounts.

Holden Shawlette de Mindy Wilkes ICI 1 pelote de 50g + 2g d'une deuxième pelote Holst Garn Samarkand 75% laine et 25% soie Coloris Granit Aiguille 4mm Une bordure de 309 m. avec des Picots, c'est beau... trop beau. Mais que c'est long et douloureux......

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Moorland is a symmetrical triangular shaped shawl. Starting with a garter tab cast on, it is worked top down using increases along the center and both sides of the shawl. Sizes: The pattern is written for 2 sizes worked over 7 (large) and 5 (medium) main body repeats, however you can easily modify the pattern and work more or less repeats to achieve your desired measurements. Yarn: Light grey sample (Large) - Nutiden from Höner och Eir, col. Vagen Hem, held double, 350 grams Green sample (Medium) - Nutiden from Höner och Eir, col. Grodd, held double, 250 grams Yarn substitutions: Non-superwash, wooly yarn of approx. worsted weight is recommended for the pattern. If you decide to make the larger version, I would also recommend using lighter yarns (unspun, woolen spun, yarns with addition of mohair or brushed alpaca) to ensure that your shawl is not too heavy Yardage: 4 plates of Nutiden for larger shawl (7 main body repeats) 3 plates of Nutiden for medium shawl (5 main body repeats) OR Worsted weight yarn approx. 950 meters / 1039 yards for large size and 650 meters / 711 yards for medium size Please note that your final yarn consumption will depend on your yarn choice, gauge, the size of your finished shawl and any other alterations you might make to the pattern. Gauge: 14 sts / 26 rows per 10 cm / 4 inches in stockinette / garter flat after washing and light blocking This shawl can be worked at a variety of gauges, however please note that if you gauge is significantly different from the one specified in the pattern, it will affect the final size of your shawl and your yarn consumption. Needles: 5 mm (US 8 ) circular needles 80-120 cm 4 mm (G-6) crochet hook for the leaf stitch and bobbles Please note that needle size is just a suggestion, you might need to change the size of your needles to achieve gauge. Notions: Tapestry needle, measuring tape, 4 stitch markers, cable needle (optional), row counter, scissors. Techniques used: Garter tab cast on Knitting and purling flat Slipped stitches Knit increases 1/1 cables Yarn overs Crochet bobbles and leaves (explained in the pattern) 3-3 gathered stitch (explained in the pattern) Stretchy bind off

The Collar Shawl Free Knitting Pattern is constructed so that it remains in place as you wear it. It features a fun collar perfect for keeping the winter winds off your neck.

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SKEINS: 4skeins of Purl Soho's Flax Down SIZE: 9 ½ inches wide x 60 (80) inches long COLOR: Heirloom White

I'm knitting another Baktus, this time with a little lace. The yarn is from Fiberphile, and it's just plain gorgeous. I'm loving my new Baktus as much as I love my first one!

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This fascinating shawl is worked in two contrasting shades, highlighting the beautiful shell stitch pattern. Skill level: Easy One size Sizes Directions are for women’s size Small-X-Large. Finished Measurements Approximate Width – 56” Approximate Length – 19” Materials 2 Hanks Berroco Vintage DK (100 grs), #2192 Chana Dal (A) and 1 hank #2183 Lilacs (B) Originally shown in:

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This stylish textured knitted triangle shawl has a beautiful and understated textured design. This is a pattern for a more experience knitter.

So after my post last week about the Woolfolk debut collection, I got two skeins of Far in the mail. (Thank you, Kristin!) They were meant to be for a Knop hat, and oh man it would be delicious. But from the instant I pulled the yarn out of the envelope, all I’ve been able […]

FINISHED MEASUREMENTS: 52" [132 cm] wingspan and 25" [63.5 cm] deep at center spine YARN: tern / sea grass 406 / 3 skeins NEEDLES: 24" circular in size US 6 [4 mm] GAUGE: 19 sts and 36 rows = 4" [10 cm] in pattern stitch, after blocking NOTES: Shawl is a triangular shape worked from top edge to point. SKILLS REQUIRED: Cast on, increasing, decreasing, binding off. Charts and line-by-line instructions provided.

Feminine and elegant, this light delicate shawl is the perfect accessory to wear all year long. The Lucy shawl is worked flat in a simple yet fun lace pattern, making it suitable for beginner knitters. This triangular-shaped shawl is started at the tip, and increases are worked on one side until half of the total length is achieved. Then, a set of decreases is worked on one side to shape the triangle and create the other tip. Depending on the style you are looking for, you can wrap it once or twice around your neck. In addition, you can knot it at the chest for a more contemporary look. LEVEL Beginner (1/3) YARN 3 skeins of Vilja (former Indiecita) by Filcolana (50 g = 160 m / 175 yards/) (100% alpaca). For the shawl sample, we used one strand of colorway no. 100. The shawl is worked by holding one strand of yarn. NEEDLES 3 mm / US 2.5 circular needles, cable length 60 or 80 cm / 24 or 32”. GAUGE 24 stitches x 36 rows = 10 cm / 4” on 3 mm / US 2.5 needles in pattern stitch worked flat after blocking. SIZES One size. Width: 117 cm / 46” Length: 70 cm / 27.5”

Fortune's Shawlette, and your requests, are the inspiration for Fortune's Wrap! While the Shawlette is small and dainty, looking lovely as a light summer layer on the shoulders or as a cozy cowl, Fortune's Wrap is oversize, cozy, crazy versatile... with a little bit of bling! Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. The bling on the ends of the Fortune's Wrap come from a bit of Kreinik Twist held together with the yummy Lion Brand Superwash Merino. It's optional of course, but it's a great way to dress up your wrap, and your look! The wrap itself is nicely long

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Moorland is a symmetrical triangular shaped shawl. Starting with a garter tab cast on, it is worked top down using increases along the center and both sides of the shawl. Sizes: The pattern is written for 2 sizes worked over 7 (large) and 5 (medium) main body repeats, however you can easily modify the pattern and work more or less repeats to achieve your desired measurements. Yarn: Light grey sample (Large) - Nutiden from Höner och Eir, col. Vagen Hem, held double, 350 grams Green sample (Medium) - Nutiden from Höner och Eir, col. Grodd, held double, 250 grams Yarn substitutions: Non-superwash, wooly yarn of approx. worsted weight is recommended for the pattern. If you decide to make the larger version, I would also recommend using lighter yarns (unspun, woolen spun, yarns with addition of mohair or brushed alpaca) to ensure that your shawl is not too heavy Yardage: 4 plates of Nutiden for larger shawl (7 main body repeats) 3 plates of Nutiden for medium shawl (5 main body repeats) OR Worsted weight yarn approx. 950 meters / 1039 yards for large size and 650 meters / 711 yards for medium size Please note that your final yarn consumption will depend on your yarn choice, gauge, the size of your finished shawl and any other alterations you might make to the pattern. Gauge: 14 sts / 26 rows per 10 cm / 4 inches in stockinette / garter flat after washing and light blocking This shawl can be worked at a variety of gauges, however please note that if you gauge is significantly different from the one specified in the pattern, it will affect the final size of your shawl and your yarn consumption. Needles: 5 mm (US 8 ) circular needles 80-120 cm 4 mm (G-6) crochet hook for the leaf stitch and bobbles Please note that needle size is just a suggestion, you might need to change the size of your needles to achieve gauge. Notions: Tapestry needle, measuring tape, 4 stitch markers, cable needle (optional), row counter, scissors. Techniques used: Garter tab cast on Knitting and purling flat Slipped stitches Knit increases 1/1 cables Yarn overs Crochet bobbles and leaves (explained in the pattern) 3-3 gathered stitch (explained in the pattern) Stretchy bind off

Satin Pillows Necklace Sterling Boutique Handbag Tunisian Islander Onefellswoop FlexMitts Until I learned this month that I'm a finalist for the Crochet Liberation Front's Best Crochet Designer for Accessories award, I didn't realize how many accessories I designed in 2010! I've been staying out of trouble, writing up new crochet patterns, learning how my new website works, and how to make downloadable PDF's look the way I want them to--stuff like that. I'm still a bit stunned: I'm very honored to be nominated and to share the honor with the other designers in this category. Makes me wonder if I should write a book of accessories to crochet LOL. I guess these patterns can pile up if one keeps designing them, huh. Pallas Scarf Weightless Tunisian I don't think of them as "accessories" though. Maybe that's why I didn't realize how many I designed in a year. The crochet jewelry designs, especially necklaces & lariats, feel like they're from a different part of my brain than, say, Tunisian shawls and wraps. Remember that cowl fever I caught? Cowls, mobiae, and scarves are their own thing too. So are handbags, and fingerless gloves. Lovepod Boa Stitchmerge How-to (And then that Lovepod Boa, see at left--I don't know which part of the brain that one came from. Is it jewelry worn as a scarf, or vice versa?) The Crochet Liberation Front created the Flamies Awards about three years ago, and the winners are announced on a special episode of Mary Beth Temple's Getting Loopy podcast. ("Flamies" refers to flaming hooks of justice!) Chainmaille Cowl-Scarves Frostyflakes Superpattern Voting for the Annual Flamies Awards begins this week: March 15. I'm very excited because in only three years it has become the "academy awards" for crocheters. Aran Rozsanas Superpattern 1380 Cashmere Picots Do you have a favorite DesigningVashti crochet accessories pattern?

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