Thursday, June 24, 2010

Bella Knitting Shawl for Sale

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A lot of triangular shawls have you cast on a few stitches at the center of the neck, then work outward, each row getting progressively longer, ending with the cast off being the two non-top edges. I find myself very excited at the beginning, but getting progressively less patient with the longer and longer rows as the initial infatuation fades.

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This scarf begins with stitches cast on for the lace edge along the two lower sides, then stitches are decreased to produce a triangle shape.
Pattern includes charts and written directions, and stitch count totals for every row.
I also include the tips how to make larger or smaller shawl and the yardage needed.

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Suggested yarn: Any sock yarn (I am using Indigo Moon 100% Merino Wool) 370 yards. Color: Majestic Purple.

Needle: 7.00 mm or 9.00 mm only to cast on and 4.5 mm for the rest.
Crochet Hook: 3.5 mm to cast on (optional)

Finished Size: 45" across top edge, 30" long from centre top to point

Level: Intermediate

Other Posts and photos about this project: Here

How To Buy:
Pattern is a full colour, 9 pages in PDF. Complete with symbols and diagram beside the written instruction.
Payment by Paypal and delivery by Ravelry, no accounts required. Credit cards accepted.

USD 5.00,-
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Or you can buy the e-book. Consist of 4 patterns: Bella, Metropolitan, Poison Ivy and Narnia Shawls.

USD 15.00,-

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2 comments:

Monique said...

Very pretty shawl!

Margo said...

How pretty! All of your patterns are very classy and graceful.