I designed this shawl while visiting the Netherlands so I had to give it an appropriate name. The shawl is worked from one tip to the other. It is written in such a way that you can make it as large or as little as you want. I used light fingering weight yarn and one… Continue reading Zaan Shawl
Big soft snuggly shawl with a rather decorative border. Perfect for Winter! Trophy Shawl Pattern Yarn requirements: 350g of Drops Nepal (75m per 50g), colour 0300 Needles: 5.5 mm/ US size 9 circular needles with 100cm/40 inch cord Notions: 4 stitch markers, tapestry needle for weaving in ends Gauge: 13 stiches and 15 rows per 10cm/4inches… Continue reading Trophy Shawl
here my friend Nicky is modelling the shawl Credit: Bluelilystyle on Instagram and Ravelry. My lovely friend Akiko modelling the shawl This shawl is perfect for winter as it wraps nicely around the neck to sit neatly under a coat or a jacket, or can be draped over the shoulders to keep warm at home… Continue reading Sneg Shawl
River Daisy is a beautiful little flower, pink on the outside, dark grey/purple in the centre. Just like this shawl. Lightweight and easy to wrap around your neck, this shawl is a fun knit for summer. The lace is pretty straightforward and garter sections are perfect for Netflix knitting. The bottom of the shawl is… Continue reading River Daisy Shawl
This simple shawl is worked from tip to tip. The pattern, running along the edge of the shawl is formed by using twisted stitches, knits and purls. Nothing complicated. There are only a few more advanced stitches at the very end of the shawl where the “rail tracks” go around the bend :). I love this… Continue reading Railtracks Shawl
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