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"There should be no increase in stitches on this row, after you subtract the border stitches you will be working 144 stitches in the middle, the stitch pattern count is 18, so you will work the K2tog 3X, yo, k1, 6x, k2tog 3x for a total of 8 patterns across the row, I suggest unraveling the row back to a row that has the 154 stitches and placing stitch markers after the k5 border, then every 18 sts, until you place the last marker for the k5 border at the end of the row. If you are still having a stitch count issue look to your yo, the yo being done incorrectly is the single most common problem I see with my students that I teach."
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Easy Cranberry Shawl

By: Marie Segares from undergroundcrafter.com

10 Comments

Easy Cranberry Shawl

"This project is perfect for a novice shawl knitter because it is predominantly garter stitch and will not require much blocking to keep the fabric flat and even. The mirrored, plaited cables on the spine keep the shawl interesting and add a unique touch to the simple, ridged fabric."

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Intermediate

Knitting Needle Size10.5 or 6.5 mm

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Gauge12 stitches, 25 rows, 4 inches. Garter stitch

Materials List

  • Red Barn Yarn Worsted (85% wool/15% mohair, 4 oz/113 g, 190 yd/174 m) 3 skeins in Precious Rubies, or approximately 570 yd (521 m) in any medium weight yarn.
  • US Size 10.5/6.5 mm 36 (91 cm) knitting needles, or any size needed to obtain gauge.
  • Yarn needle.
  • Cable needle.
  • 2 stitch markers.
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Hippie Chick

Sep 17, 2018

This is a very pretty shawl. I thought I was ready to tackle this project but just saw that in the pattern notes it says to use circular needles because of the size. She forgot to list circular needles under the material list and only specified a size 10.5 needle. I will have to hold off until I can buy circular and learn to read the entire pattern before gathering my supplies next time.

Tricia108

Sep 04, 2017

I have not knitted cables in a while so this will be a good project to me. It is not too complicated, will learn to do cables again and I will have something lovely to wear. A win-win. Thank you for the pattern.

Susan S

Jan 21, 2017

I knit prayer shawls and this one is just perfect for that because it's so pretty and will work up fast. I love the cables in the middle that give it some style. This one is a keeper!

msbajackson 788767 4

Nov 22, 2016

Loved this pattern. Also made a beret to go with it. Thanks so much for this pattern.

msbajackson 788767 4

Nov 21, 2016

Loved this pattern. I added fringe and made a beret.

The Designing Peng uin

May 14, 2016

I love the look of this shawl, not to mention the size as it gives me the sense that it could be worn as a scarf in the style of the European Dream Scarf, larger but still a two-in-one project and as described, relatively easy to knit. (And my to-knit list gets longer lol)

Member 8475531

May 01, 2016

Good afternoon! My vote is for 10! It is gorgeous.

sreynoldz 2550517

Jan 16, 2016

I'm only a beginner, what does it mean by 3 skeins? Thanks

Lisa

Feb 04, 2016

Skein is the word for balls of yarn, so you need 3 of the specified yarn to complete the shawl.

elainebennett45 26 10701

Dec 02, 2015

wow, I am so impressed with the variety and numbers of projects available. Thank you for all the free patterns, videos and guidance as a newbie it really is appreciated. Elaine

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