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Narnia Shawl
Please see here for photo tutorial for easier way to make p2tog tbl
Correction:
Row 12 of chart shows “p2togtbl” symbol following a ptbl. There shouldn’t be a p2togtbl, it should just be a purl stitch. The written direction is correct
Row 37: there is missing cross 2 L on the chart. The written direction is correct.
Row 79: it should said lcd not special sts
These errors are fixed in pattern rev. 10 april 11
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Narnia is a triangular shawl worked from the top down. This shawl was quite challenging for me as I learnt some new stitches that are quite a handful to do. This shawl is all about texture. It reminds me of the wood carving in my grandparents’ wardrobe, and I always imagine that wardrobe was the same wardrobe in the The Chronicles of Narnia story.
I used worsted weight yarn for this pattern to make the texture pop out. As a result, not only is this shawl beautiful to look but it is very functional.
As usual pattern includes charts and written directions. I also include a picture tutorial of how to make the crochet bind-off, and tips on how to make a larger shawl and calculate the yardage needed.
Technical Editor: Chaitanya Muralidhara
Yardage:
Fingering weight: 290 m (319 yards)
DK weight: 300 m (330 yards)
Worsted weight: 310 m (341 yards). The sample was made using worsted weight yarn.
Needle:
Fingering weight: 3.25 mm (US 3)
DK weight: 3.50 mm (US 4)
Worsted weight: 3.75 mm (US 5)
Hook (optional):
For BO 3.5 mm (E)
For making nupp 3.0 mm (D)
Notions: Waste yarn for provisional cast-on, stitch markers.
Finished Size (aggressive blocking):
Fingering weight: 48” wide by 22” deep
DK weight: 50” wide by 23” deep
Worsted weight: 52” wide by 24” deep
Level: Advanced
- First published: March 2011
- Page created: March 3, 2011
- Last updated: February 26, 2015 …
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