Knitting edges and borders are crucial for your projects, if you want to finish them off nicely. Take a look at our selection of patterns!
Step-by-step tutorial for beginner knitters about a simple way to add beautiful side edges to scarves, shawls, blankets and cardigans.
Knitting edges and borders are crucial for your projects, if you want to finish them off nicely. Take a look at our selection of patterns!
These Lace Edge Triangular Shawl Free Knitting Patterns makes a large generous shawl. The lace edging looks stunning.
Knitting edges and borders are crucial for your projects, if you want to finish them off nicely. Take a look at our selection of patterns!
Knitting edges and borders are crucial for your projects, if you want to finish them off nicely. Take a look at our selection of patterns!
I’m beyond excited to unveil my latest pattern today—the Lace Edge Knit Shawl, beautifully modelled by my daughter, Leanna! The minute inspiration struck, I couldn’t wait to get my needles out and knit it up to share with you guys. What makes this timeless knit wrap truly special is its versatility. You could wear this […]
Knitting edges and borders are crucial for your projects, if you want to finish them off nicely. Take a look at our selection of patterns!
Attention un petit tuto du shawl que vous aimerez tant toucher.... Mais je vous préviens, le français n'est pas ma langue maternelle et sans garantie d'être parfait.... Ma laine est une DK ( aig.4,5mm et 448 mètres de fils) Le shawl : Il y a toujours...
Tutorial on how to start knitting triangle shawl with twisted cable trimming - edging for knitted garments like sweaters, blankets, etc.
Well the planning was worth it. I’m really happy with the result. I calculated what row I would be on and then drew up how I was going to get around the corner using the Little Knitter app …
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Tutorial on how to start knitting triangle shawl with twisted cable trimming - edging for knitted garments like sweaters, blankets, etc.
Knitting edges and borders are crucial for your projects, if you want to finish them off nicely. Take a look at our selection of patterns!
Knitting edges and borders are crucial for your projects, if you want to finish them off nicely. Take a look at our selection of patterns!
Knitting edges and borders are crucial for your projects, if you want to finish them off nicely. Take a look at our selection of patterns!
This is the beginning of this shawl: Andrea's Shawl You knit the lace edging as a long strip, then pick up stitches along the straight edge and knit the rest of the shawl. This is the first shawl I have made and this edging
Tutorial on how to start knitting triangle shawl with twisted cable trimming - edging for knitted garments like sweaters, blankets, etc.
Knitting edges and borders are crucial for your projects, if you want to finish them off nicely. Take a look at our selection of patterns!
These Lace Edge Triangular Shawl Free Knitting Patterns makes a large generous shawl. The lace edging looks stunning.
CYRCUS LACE SHAWL FREE KNITTING PATTERN A beautiful and delicate lace shawl with decorative edging. This shawl is perfect for ...
With this amazing shawl written by Lana Jois for Biscotte Yarns, you will find stripes, slipped stitches and lace intermingle to bring out the best in a long colour changing yarn as the Twistabella. The shawl is knit from the top down with 2 stitches in garter stitch at each edge. Increases are made at each edge both on right and wrong sides. The slipped stitch lace pattern may be worked from charts or written instructions while the stripes pattern is worked from written instructions. Colours are changed every 2 rows in the body and border of the shawl. Finished size 72 (85)” wide and 18 (22)” Gauge 22 sts and 28 rows = 4” in lace pattern. Gauge is not critical for this pattern, but a change in gauge may result in different finished size and yarn requirements. Included in this knitting kit: Fête des Couleurs shawl pattern 1 ball of TWISTABELLA yarn (striped gradient yarn) 1 skein of SUPER SOCK from the Louise Robert Collection in a matching color. In addition to the knitting kit, you will need the following material to knit this shawl: Needles US Size 6 (4mm): 32" circular (cir). Circular needles are used to accommodate large number of stitches. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the correct gauge. To purchase the pattern only without the yarn, please click here: Fête des couleurs Shawl Pattern. Thank you for your interest in Biscotte Yarns & patterns ♥
One of my favorite things about picot edges is that it can truly add that special finishing touch to any project. Using these tips on How To Create Custom Crochet Picot Edges For Your Crochet Shawl you will be able to make your shawl projects shine with custom finishing.
Slightly asymmetrical, triangle shaped shawl, worked from one tip to the bind off edge. The shawl is worked with two colors but it will work as a one color version also. Please note that the lace pattern is charted only.
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Here’s a preview of a new PieceWork eBook, A Lace Revival: 25 Vintage Edgings to Knit with our favorite patterns for knitted edgings.
If you can’t be there every minute of every day to offer a hug, this warm shawl is the next best thing. The simple pattern calls for a basic stockinette stitch; it’s just the kind of project you can work on while you relax and watch a movie at home.
This Choose Your Edging Shawl Free Knitting Pattern allows you to choose from three different edges. It's a beautiful triangle shawl.
Neat Edges in Knitting Learn 5 easy ways to knit nice and neat edges on your projects. Useful for scarves, wash clothes, blankets and more!
Meaning Ripples or “Little Waves” in Scottish Gaelic, Tuinn Bheaga has a rippling and flowing cabled edge with masses of soft garter stitch - just what you need to wrap up and keep warm during a long winter! Knit side to side in three sizes, Tuinn Bheaga is an asymmetrical triangular shawl knit on the bias. It’s a relaxing knit perfect for snuggling up in front of the TV with as the nights draw in! The cable pattern is fully reversible so the shawl can be worn with the cable on either side for maximum flexibility. If you are new to cables, this is a great introduction as the cables used are simple but really effective. While written in three sizes for DK weight, Tuinn Bheaga is easily adjustable to any size or gauge. The pattern is fully written and charted so whichever way you like to read your patterns, you’re covered! The pattern has been tech edited and test knitted. There’s a screenshot of the pattern and a list of the stitches used at the bottom of the photos. Add to Cart
by Laura Miller -- This pattern is available as a free Ravelry download A quick and easy crescent shawl with a simple lace edging and garter stitch body. Wrap it over your winter coat or scrunch it...
The shawl has a triangular shape, and is worked from the tip to the ribbed edge. One side of the shawl features a lace pattern with bobbles and later on small cables, while the other side is knitted in comforting and meditative garter stitch, which makes the shawl squishy and warm. “Nupullaan” is a Finnish word describing a flower just about to bloom. The size of the shawl is easily modified. Just keep adding more rows for a bigger version. You can also finish the shawl by adding tassels to the corners. Size One size Total length: 160 cm / 63 inches Total wingspan: 175 cm / 69 inches Yarn 2 skeins of Uschitita Fibre Art Yak Singles (65% Superwash Merino Wool, 20% Silk, 15% Yak, 480 m / 120g) or 900 m / 990 yards of fingering weight yarn + a little extra for the tassels. Needles 3.5 mm / US 4 circular needles with a cable of at least 80 cm / 32” cable Gauge one repeat of the 16-stitch pattern according to Chart 3 = 6.5 cm / 2.5 inches, knitted flat, blocked. 21 sts x 36 rows = 10 cm / 4 inches over garter stitch, knitted flat, blocked. Notions 3 stitch markers sewing needle blocking tools
A warm fuzzy shawl for snuggling into, Isabell Kraemer’s Laika is an asymmetrical triangle knitted in wool/alpaca Owl, starting from left tip to right edge, and features garter stitch with a pretty cabled lattice detail.
Tutorial on how to start knitting triangle shawl with twisted cable trimming - edging for knitted garments like sweaters, blankets, etc.
Knitting edges and borders are crucial for your projects, if you want to finish them off nicely. Take a look at our selection of patterns!
Knit shawl in three colours with crochet edging pattern available please see my profile
Description Info Shown In This is a PDF knitting pattern This lace shawl features two skeins of Undercover Otter’s Eventide, a fingering weight yarn with a smooth blend of merino, yak, and silk. Yarn over eyelets decorate the semi-circular shape with a lightning bolt motif. I-cord edges frame the wingspan and a garter stitch border finishes the graphic design with sharp short row points. Each Eventide colorway is dyed on a neutral heathered base, which gives the yarn rich depth and dimension. The silk fibers create a super flowy fabric and it also soaks up the dye, producing bold saturated colorways. Complete this statement shawl with a tassel on each wingtip. All rights reserved. Pattern for personal use only. Finished Measurements74” / 188cm wingspan, 25” / 64cm from CO to BO edge measured along center. Measurements taken after blocking YarnFingering weight Yardage800yds / 732mThe samples had leftover yarn which was used for the tassels. NeedlesUS 4 / 3.5mm circular in 40” / 100cm length of size needed to obtain gauge Notions2 stitch markers, tapestry needle Gauge20 sts & 38 rows = 4” / 10cm in stockinette stitch after blocking Westknits WorkshopsVenture into the world of Westknits with my series of online workshops. Westknits Workshops can be watched as many times as you like and at your own pace as you learn new knitting skills. Sign up here!https://www.westknits.com/collections/workshops Shop Yarn at Stephen & PenelopeFind the perfect yarn for your project at Stephen & Penelope! We ship worldwide!https://www.stephenandpenelope.com/ Westknits on YouTubeCheck out my videos on YouTube for some helpful tutorials and an exciting insight into the woolly world of Westknits!https://www.youtube.com/@StephenWest Undercover Otter EventideGreen Shawl - Endless ForestPink Shawl - The Crystal
This is the fifth design in the Celtic Cable Shawls collection.The construction of this lace-weight shawl is rather complex and unusual. The shawl begins with the centre square, worked outwards in the round. Then, two of the edges around the square are filled in with short rows, and the body is worked in stocking stitch, finished with lace ribbing. After this, the other two edges of the square are filled in and rest of the shawl is worked exactly as the other side.Measurements Width: 17"/(43 cm) Length: 55"/(140 cm)Skills required include: * Working outwards from a small diameter in the round * Complex closed-loop cables (tutorial link in pattern) * Provisional cast-on (tutorial link in pattern) * Some wrong-side cabling * Short rows * Basic lace
Free pattern for beautiful lace edging with chart and video tutorial.
Free knitting pattern for a top down crescent shawl in laceweight yarn with garter stitch, a wide lace border and a looped edging.
Tutorial on how to start knitting triangle shawl with twisted cable trimming - edging for knitted garments like sweaters, blankets, etc.
I associate "ruching" with a trim of gathered ruffles or pleats. Here the term seems to be used simply as an alternative for "edging." The 4-row repeat produces a medium-wide garter stitch border with two rows of ladder eyelets running horizontally along the top and two staggered rows of large eyelets in the saw-tooth lower edge. Four stitches are adding in the first row and are maintained in the stitch count until they are bound off in the last row. You can download the full-size chart, verbal instructions and notes here. Up next: I have absolutely no idea. Making sense of this Victorian knitter's patterns is proving to be considerably more frustrating than those of the previous one. My apologies for the long delays in between posts.
