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Knitting a Double-Sided Shawl with Garter Stitch
Susan
May 24, 2020 01:24 AM


You'll Need:
Use several colors of yarn; it's better to take contrasting colors.
Use mohair or acrylic yarn.
Knitting needles size 2 or 3.
Size:
2 m x 1 m.Instructions
The double-sided work is made with garter stitch. Cast on 1 stitch and make increases from one side in every right-side row. When you reach the top of your triangle, make decreases from the same side. Use the scheme below.
Scheme
Add 10 stitches to the scheme below in order not to lose the ornament of your shawl.
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Thanks
The picture of the shawl is just gorgeous! But I have been studying the pattern and it does not appear to be the same pattern as is on the shawl.
Maybe, it seams so from the first sight.
whouaaaaaaaaaaaa...superbe
Glad to hear