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s pattern works with any yarn and any size needle if you want lacy use fine yarn on worsted size needles if you want thick use chunky yarn if you want drapey use fine yarn on small needles this pattern works especially well with variegated yarn as the scattering of purl stitches gives little pops of color the pattern is a simple two row repeat tv knitting at its finest materials yarn 3 skeins of malabrigo dos tierras 50 merino wool 50 baby alpaca 210 yd 193 m 100 gm colorway talisman needles us7 4 5 mm 40 inch circular needle notions 2 stitch markers of different colors or styles to help you keep track of rs and ws rows they will be labeled 1 and 2 in the pattern setup cast on 3 stitches row 1 kfb x3 6 sts row 2 sl1 wyif k1 p2 sl1 wyif k1 6 sts row 3 sl1 wyif k2 yo k1 sl1 wyif k1 7 sts row 4 sl1 wyif p1 k1 p1 sl1 wyif k1 7 sts row 5 sl1 wyif k2 p 1 yo k1 yo p 2 k1 sl1 wyif k1 9 sts row 6 sl1 wyif k1 p1 2 k1 p1 k1 1 p1 sl1 wyif k1 9 sts note the stitch count increases by 2 every rs row after row 3 there will always be an odd number of stitches pattern repeat row 7 sl1 wyif k2 1 yo k to marker yo 2 k1 sl1 wyif k1 row 8 sl1 wyif k1 p1 2 k1 p1 to 1 stitch before marker k1 1 p1 sl1 wyif k1 repeat rows 7 and 8 until the shawl is the size you want top border this is a horizontal eyelet border that continues the eyelet edging across the top at the end of an even numbered row row 1 sl1 wyif k2 k2 psro repeat from until 5 sts remain k2 psro k1 sl1 wyif k1 row 2 sl1 wyif k1 p1 yo sspbl ptbl repeat from until 3 sts remain yo p1 sl1 wyif k1 row 3 sl1 wyif k2 k to marker k1 sl1 wyif k1 row 4 sl1 wyif k1 p1 p to marker p1 sl1 wyif k1 bind off using k2tog slip stitch back to left needle k2tog method or you can use this border at the end of a row doesn t matter which cast on 3 stitches using the e loop method the k2tog and p2tog are always worked using 1 stitch from the body of the scarf and 1 stitch of the edging row 1 sl1 wyif k1 k2tog turn work row 2 p2tog sl1 wyif k1 turn work bind off weave in ends abbreviations p place stitch marker markers are numbered 1 is the first marker on right side rs rows 2 is the first marker on wrong side ws rows kfb knit front and back sl1 wyif with the yarn in the front of the work slip 1 stitch to the right needle purlwise psro pass the stitch to the right over the last stitch knitted unlike the traditional psso where the first stitch is slipped without being worked both stitches are knitted sspbl ptbl insert right needle as though to purl through the back loop and slip the stitch to the right needle put the slipped stitch back on the left needle and purl through the back loop author the wol posted on june 30 2025 categories shawl tags advanced beginner shawl triangular leave a comment on simple elegance ripples in a reflecting pool this is a semicircular shawl using my favorite edging and the turkish cast 0n method i hate garter tabs i don t like the way they look turkish cast on is tricky but the results make it worth the trouble usually the stitches are knitted off the turkish cast on but in this instance they are purled there s a trick to it because you are knitting from a turkish cast on in the beginning you will be knitting in a u fashion down one side and up the other having to pull the needles in and out in a magic loop fashion however once you get about nine or ten rows you can straighten out the work onto one needle from that point it s easy tv knitting at its finest because i m using kfbs for my increases the edging works a little different the third stitch in from each edge is knitted on rs rows and purled on ws rows to give that two stitch stockinette row on the edging and i would place a stitch marker three stitches in from each edge to sequester those edging stitches but because of the way the kfb works there are only two stitches sequestered at the beginning of the rs row 1 and the kfb works as that third edging stitch on the ws rows in order for the edging to work right the kfb has to be offset to the second stitch before the marker to allow for the p1 that makes the edging look right trust me it works ripples in a reflecting pool materials yarn 3 skeins of malabrigo dos tierras 210 yd 193m 100 g colorway reflecting pool or dk yarn equivalent needles us6 4 0mm 40 inch circular notions 2 stitch markers that are obviously different different color different type etc these will be 1 and 2 in the pattern the two different markers are to help you keep track which is a rs and which is a ws row this only matters on the border the four stitches at the beginning and ending of each row using the turkish cast on cast on 10 stitches 5 wraps row 1 ws p3 k1 p2 k1 p3 10 sts row 2 rs sl1 wyif k2 p1 p 1 kfb x 2 p 2 p1 k1 sl1 wyif k1 12 sts 2 row 3 sl1 wyif k1 p1 k1 2 kfb k2 kfb 1 k1 p1 sl1 wyif k1 14 sts 2 row 4 sl1 wyif k2 p1 1 kfb k to 1 st before 2 kfb 2 p1 k1 sl1 wyif k1 16 sts 2 row 5 sl1 wyif k1 p1 k1 2 kfb k to 1 st before kfb 1 k1 p1 sl1 wyif k1 18 sts 2 repeat rows 4 and 5 until the shawl is as big as you want notes row 1 is the wraps being worked off the turkish cast on when you come to the part where the slip knot is removed and pulled out make a half hitch around to the left and under with this tail around the working yarn to secure the stitch because you are working purl stitches at that point the next stitch is a purl stitch and the stitch will pull out if you don t edging at the end of a row doesn t matter which cast on 4 stitches using the e loop method the k2tog and p2tog are always worked using 1 stitch from the body of the scarf and 1 stitch of the edging row 1 sl1 wyif k2 p2tog turn work row 2 k2tog p1 sl1 wyif k1 turn work bind off using pso weave in ends abbreviations sl1 wyif with the yarn in front of the work slip one stitch purlwise marker in this pattern the markers are numbered 1 and 2 p place marker at that point in the work kfb knit in both the front and back of the loop increases 1 stitch k2tog knit two stitches together p2tog purl two stitches together bind off using pso at the beginning of a row slip 2 stitches to the right needle pass the first stitch over the second stitch slip the next stitch to the right needle and pass the right stitch over the left continue in this fashion until 1 stitch is left break the yarn thread it through the stitch to secure it author the wol posted on june 30 2025 august 10 2025 categories semicircular shawl stashbuster turkish cast on tags advanced beginner semicircular shawl stashbuster leave a comment on ripples in a reflecting pool half a savannah squares triangular shawl the original savannah squares shawl was a square shawl folded on the diagonal some people may find wearing two layers too bulky so here s a triangular shawl that s half on the diagonal a savannah squares shawl it uses my favorite edging and a turkish cast on it s a bit tricky to start because of the turkish cast on but once you get it going it s very easy if i was using some other method of increases besides kfb i would have my edging separated off three stitches at the beginning of the row and three at the end of the row but because of how the kfb works what would have been the third stitch of the beginning edging needs to be a kfb to make the edging work right it s quirky i would put a different color marker there than the other two again because of the way the kfb increase works two kfb in a row produces this single stitch of stockinette running at right angles to the edge of the scarf right down the middle of the work this is a different yarn than i used but it shows better how this works half a savannah squares triangular shawl materials yarn 3 skeins of malabrigo dos tierras 210 yds 193 m 100 g colorway indonesia or equivalent dk weight yarn needles us 6 4 0 mm 40 inch circular needle notions 3 stitch markers note owing to the nature of the turkish cast on and the small size of the work initially piece is worked in a u fashion down one side and up the other adjusting the needles in a magic loop fashion as necessary after 8 or 9 rows the piece should be of sufficient width to straighten it out so it all fits onto one needle using turkish cast on method cast on 8 stitches 4 wraps and purl them stitch count increases x4 sts on the rs rows row 1 sl1 wyif k1 p2 m1 p2 sl1 wyif k1 9 sts row 2 sl1 wyif k1 p kfb x 4 p k1 sl1 wyif k1 13 sts row 3 sl1 wyif k1 p1 k1 p1 x4 sl1 wyif k1 row 4 sl1 wyif k1 kfb k2 kfb p kfb k2 kfb k1 sl1 wyif k1 17 sts row 5 sl1 wyif k1 p1 k1 p1 to k1 p1 to sl1 wyif k1 row 6 sl1 wyif k1 kfb k to 1 st before marker kfb kfb k to 1 st before marker kfb k1 sl1 wyif k1 row 7 sl1 wyif k1 p1 k1 p1 to k1 p1 to sl1 wyif k1 repeat rows 6 and 7 until shawl is the size you want this is the malabrigo indonesia yarn i like how the variegations work edging at the end of a row doesn t matter which cast on 3 stitches using the e loop method 1 sl1 wyif k1 k2tog turn work 2 p2tog sl1 wyif k1 turn work repeat rows 1 and 2 until there are no more stitches left to knit together bind off weave in ends abbreviations sl1 wyif with the yarn in front of the work slip one stitch purlwise stitch marker in this pattern the markers are numbered 1 and 2 p place stitch marker at that point in the work kfb knit in both the front and back of the loop increases 1 stitch k2tog knit two stitches together p2tog purl two stitches together author the wol posted on june 30 2025 june 30 2025 categories shawl turkish cast on tags shawl advanced beginner triangular leave a comment on half a savannah squares triangular shawl purling a turkish cast on i hate garter tabs sorry not sorry i don t like the way they look i ve worked out a way to put my little edging seamlessly onto center out top down shawls using the turkish cast on i have a pattern for a semicircular shawl in here somewhere that uses a turkish cast on but instead of knitting the cast on stitches they are purled there s a little trick to that after you ve worked the first side and turned around to the other needle there s the slip knot pull off the slip knot like you re supposed to then pull the knot loose then loop the yarn tail back around the working yarn pull it under and through the loop and pull it gently taut this keeps that next stitch from coming undone when you try to work it then continue on purling the rest of the stitches on the row author the wol posted on june 30 2025 june 30 2025 categories semicircular shawl turkish cast on tags intermediate semicircular shawl leave a comment on purling a turkish cast on that edging for those who are interested a further word about the sl1 wyif k1 edging if anybody knows what this stitch is called please let me know if you are adding it to an existing pattern you will need to cast on four more stitches than the pattern calls for as the edging is worked over the first two and last two stitches of each row row here is an example of the edging on garter stitch front of work edge and back of work abbreviations sl1 slip one stitch purlwise from the left to the right needle without working it wyif with yarn in front of the work as if to purl at the beginning of the row keep the working yarn on the purl side front of the work slip the first stitch purlwise then move your yarn to the knit side back of the work and knit the next stitch proceed with the row as written in the pattern until two stitches remain with two stitches remaining move the working yarn to the front of the work slip one stitch purlwise move the yarn to the back of the work and knit the last stitch you are in essence wrapping the working yarn around the front of the slipped stitch i suspect this stitch might be a narrow version of an i cord edging that s the edging i used on both edges of this shawl author the wol posted on april 28 2024 june 30 2025 categories uncategorized tags edging leave a comment on that edging savannah squares scarf shawl version a in red heart s unforgettable yarn colorway dragonfly savannah squares scarf shawl this is a knit in the round scarf shawl intended to be worn folded in half diagonally it can be worn either draped bib style around the neck or draped around the shoulders in shawl fashion it can be embellished as here with small tassels attached to each corner it can be knit in any size yarn using any size needles depending on the weight loft of fabric you want and how you intend to wear it a great stash buster project this pattern would also make a great baby afghan note one could make a number of small squares 8 x 8 in size for example and join them together like crocheted granny squares to make a blanket or afghan a great stash buster for those odd balls and left over partial skeins materials yarn version a 5 skeins of red heart boutique unforgettable medium 4 3 5 oz 100g 270 yds 246 m color dragonfly version b 3 skeins of malabrigo sock light fingering 1 3 53 oz 100 g 440 yds 402 mm color whale s road needles version a double pointed needles dpn size us 8 5 0 mm and circular needles in size us 8 5 0 mm of 16 inches 24 inches 36 inches and 47 inches in length version b double pointed needles dpn size us 3 3 25 mm and circular needles in size us 3 3 25 mm of 16 inches 24 inches 36 inches and 47 inches in length notions 4 stitch markers making sure one is obviously different from the others either in type or color to serve as row marker setup cast on 8 stitches onto a single dpn using long tail cast on method you will work these stitches off two at a time onto the remaining dpns until all four dpns have been brought into play row 1 kfb kfb on the next needle kfb kfb on the next needle kfb kfb on the next needle kfb kfb you should now have four dpns in play with 4 stitches on each needle 16 sts total attach a row marker to the work join work to knit in round being careful not to twist any stitches row 2 knit in round k1 p1 repeat from to end of row 16 sts 4 per dpn row 3 kfb k2 kfb repeat from to end of row 24 sts 6 per dpn row 4 k1 p1 repeat from to end of row 24 sts 6 per dpn note increases are worked on the odd numbered knit row your total number of stitches will increase by 8 stitches at the end of each odd number knit row 6 sts per needle 24 8 sts per needle 32 10 sts per needle 40 12 sts per needle 48 etc row 5 kfb k until 1 st remains on needle kfb repeat from x 3 row 6 k1 p1 repeat from to end of row repeat rows 5 and 6 until the double pointed needles become overcrowded with stitches knit off onto the 16 inch circular needle each time you knit all the stitches off a dpn place a marker placing the row marker after you ve knitted all the stitches off the fourth dpn again make sure your row marker is obviously different in either type or color from the other three markers row 7 kfb k until 1 stitch before marker kfb repeat from to end of row row 8 k1 p1 repeat from to end of row repeat rows 7 and 8 until the scarf measures at least 26 inches from the center point to the tip of a corner this gives a square with a 52 inch diagonal you can end the piece by 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