Easy triangle shawl crochet pattern - Full tutorial in US terms [CC]
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- This tutorial will show you how to make the first 8 rows of the Tomis wave shawl pattern. After that, you can follow along with the detailed instructions in the pattern.
There is also an optional final row that is not shown in the video, but there are instructions and a diagram.
All details regarding yarns and hooks can be found in the pattern that you can get from here: yarnandy.com/product/tomis-wa...
You also get a chart and detailed instructions for 107 rows.
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Timestamps:
Introduction 0:00
Row 1 2:39
Row 2 3:19
Row 3 4:42
Row 4 5:43
Row 5 7:01
Row 6 7:50
Row 7 9:00
Row 8 9:52
Final remarks 11:02
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Your shawls are stunning! This one will be my first boomerang shawl! Thank you for sharing your talent with us!❤
Thank you! I hope you enjoy making and wearing it!
Beautiful shawl. Thank you for your tutorial.
Thanks!
So pretty! 💙 Thank you for sharing!!
Your shawls are gorgeous. Thank you for doing tutorials
Thank you and enjoy! 💙
Thank you! The shawl is pretty.👍
Thank you!
Just downloaded the pattern and can’t wait to get started just love your patterns so well written and the chart is so helpful! I have a sport wt yarn cake from knitting Fever and it’s %100 cotton I hope that will work ok because I can’t use mohair or alpaca I do have some #3 acrylic/polyamide but the color is not matching with the cotton yarn cake. But I’m gonna try this with just my sport wt. cotton yarn cake. Greetings from hot humid rainy Tennessee ❤️
So far this is my favorite pattern. I made 3 of them, once you get it started it just goes on. A fun pattern. My next pattern is Kizilkaya Crescent shawl.
You already got to three! That's awesome, Shari 💚
Beautiful shawl thanks
Thank you! 😊
Muy bonito gracias
Thank you. I'm going to look at yarn in our local town today. I hope to find yarn for this shawl
Hope you find something nice there!
Oh wow 🤩 love everything you do❤️ I would love to send a picture of the Gooseberry Marmalade not sure how to post on Ravelry.... love this shawl although I’m extremely allergic to mohair and alpaca so I would need to substitute for this or would a yarncake be ok?
Thank you! You can try a small swatch and see what it feels like. With the cotton, you'll get a lovely summer evening or rainy summer day shawl 😄 The cake I used is 100% cotton and I really prefer that to the blends that are also available. It's a bit more difficult to work with, but for this shawl you'll need loose tension to get a flowy fabric.
About posting on Ravelry, did you try the instructions I mentioned in the previous comment?
YarnAndy yay I’ll definitely use 100% cotton yarn cake for this.
how can you start this pattern with out the magic ring? i can never get it right and this video goes soooo fast when she does it.
Hey! You can use the speed settings in youtube to slow down the video to see all the movements. Sorry if it's too fast, but this is not a tutorial on the magic ring.
If you don't want to use a magic ring, just chain 5 and slip stitch into the first chain, then work the first row around that.
What would be a good length for this?
Do you mean for wearing as a scarf or as a shawl? I think anything above 1.6-1.7 meters for a scarf, so you have enough depth at the widest point to cover the chest area. I usually keep the deepest point in the front and wrap the rest around. Or pass it around my waist, but for that you need it to be about 2 meters long or more, depending on your waist measurement.
@@YarnAndy Ah ok. Sorry for not being too descriptive in my comment 😅This helps a lot tho ! Thanks!