A freebie today! This is my go-to quick knit gift, and I wanted to share it!
Lori Shawl
Designed by Amanda Collins
Pattern is for personal use only.
Please excuse my 2 weeks postpartum baby belly ;) |
I designed this shawl for
a dear friend who attended the birth of my youngest son. I wanted something really nice for a thank
you gift, but with a newborn and a 4 year old in the house, it had to be quick
to knit up. It has 3 options for the
edge- eyelets, picots, or bobbles. It
can be worn as a scarf or a shawlette.
One Size Fits All
Materials:
2 skeins novelty bulky
weight yarn (roughly 200 yards- shawl can be made as long or short as you wish)
size 13 needles- straight
or circular
tapestry needle
Gauge: not critical
Instructions:
Eyelet Version:
Cast on 2 sts
Row 1:
KFB, Knit to end
Row 2:
Sl 1, Knit to end
Row 3:
K1, YO, K2tog, Knit to end (the first time the K2tog is the last stitch)
Row 4:
Sl 1, Knit to end
Continue until the end of
the first skein of yarn, or half your desired length, ending with row 4, then:
Row 1:
K2tog, Knit to end
Row 2:
Sl 1, Knit to end
Row 3:
K1, YO, K2tog, Knit to end
Row 4:
Sl 1, Knit to end
Continue until you have 2
sts left on the needle, and bind off.
Picot Version:
Cast on 2 sts
Row 1:
KFB, Knit to end
Row 2:
Sl 1, Knit to end
Row 3:
Cast on 2, Bind off 2, Knit to end
Row 4:
Sl 1, Knit to end
Continue until the end of
the first skein of yarn, or half your desired length, ending with row 4, then:
Row 1:
K2tog, Knit to end
Row 2:
Sl 1, Knit to end
Row 3:
Cast on 2, Bind off 2, Knit to end
Row 4:
Sl 1, Knit to end
Continue until you have 2
sts left on the needle, and bind off.
Bobble Version:
Cast on 2 sts
Row 1:
KFB, Knit to end
Row 2:
Sl 1, Knit to end
Row 3:
Make bobble (knit into the stitch without sliding it off the needle, YO, knit
into the st again, YO, knit into the stitch 1 last time, turn your work and
purl 5 sts**, turn again and K2tog, slide to the left needle, pass the
remaining 3 sts over that stitch, slide the stitch back to the right needle.),
Knit to end
Row 4:
Sl 1, Knit to end
Continue until the end of
the first skein of yarn, or half your desired length, ending with row 4, then:
Row 1:
K2tog, Knit to end
Row 2:
Sl 1, Knit to end
Row 3:
Make bobble, Knit to end
Row 4:
Sl 1, Knit to end
Continue until you have 2
sts left on the needle, and bind off.
**If you know how to knit
backwards, you can do that instead of turning the work each time.
Sorry I don't have a picture of the bobble version! I gave it away & forgot to take a picture!
Finishing:
Weave in ends
Pattern is for personal use only.
4 comments:
Thank you for the lovely patterns, and you look fabulous, congrats on having the baby!!!
I'm so glad you posted this! Like I NEED another knitting pattern! But it's yours!!!
thanks Karyn! He's over a year old now, that's how long it took me to get the pattern together!
This is EXACTLY what I have been wanting to make some of the ladies at church that get chilled; my son named it a "Happy Shoulders" shawl. Thank you!
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