Any Random/space dyed yarn from sock wool to Aran, to make different size shawls
US Terms UK Terms in brackets
OFF YOU GO...and have fun
Link to FACEBOOK Angel Wings Shawl Mini CAL HERE
OFF YOU GO...and have fun
Link to FACEBOOK Angel Wings Shawl Mini CAL HERE
Link to some samples
Link to mixing yarn sample
STITCHES:
ttr, [qtr], yo 4 times, 5 pull throughs
dtr [ttr], yo 3 times pull through 4times
tr [dtr], yo 2 times pull through 3 times
dc [tr], yo once, pull through 2 times
sc [dc], pull through once
NOTE: I have written the pattern so if you print it out you can tick off each part of the pattern as you complete it with all the changes in st length in a row i thought this might help
Link to mixing yarn sample
STITCHES:
ttr, [qtr], yo 4 times, 5 pull throughs
dtr [ttr], yo 3 times pull through 4times
tr [dtr], yo 2 times pull through 3 times
dc [tr], yo once, pull through 2 times
sc [dc], pull through once
NOTE: I have written the pattern so if you print it out you can tick off each part of the pattern as you complete it with all the changes in st length in a row i thought this might help
Pattern part 1
Work continuously with a space dyed yarn
Work continuously with a space dyed yarn
Should take approx. half an hour to an hour to do part 1
Finger Wrap of 5 wraps
ROW 2: ch5, ttr, [qtr], into first st, ch1,
2dtr [2ttr], into next st, ch1,
2tr [2dtr], into next st, ch1,
2dc [2tr], into next st, ch1,
1dc, ch2, 1dc, [1tr, ch2, 1tr], into next st, ch1, [bottom point of shawl]
2dc [2tr], into next st, ch1,
2tr [2dtr], into next st, ch1,
2dtr [2ttr], into next st, ch1,
2ttr, [2qtr], in 9th st 3sts unused (18sts)
ROW 3: ch2, turn, 1dc [1tr], in first st, 1dc [1tr], in next st, and every st, and ch sp, to bottom point, 1dc [1tr], ch2, 1dc [1tr], in ch 2 point, 1dc [1tr] in every st and ch1 sp, finish with 2dc [2tr], in the last sp, between last 2 sts (15sts each side)
ROW 4: ch5, ttr, [qtr], into first st, ch1,
miss a st,
2ttr, 2[qtr], into first st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dtr [2ttr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dtr [2ttr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2tr [2dtr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2tr [2dtr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dc [2tr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dc [2tr], into next st,
in ch2 point, 1dc [1tr], ch2, 1dc [1tr],
2dc [2tr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dc [2tr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2tr [2dtr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2tr [2dtr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dtr [2ttr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dtr [2ttr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2ttr, 2[qtr], into first st, ch1,
miss a st,
2ttr, 2[qtr], into first st, ch1,
miss a st, this last pair of sts, will go into the sp between the last 2 sts of row below.
(17sts each side)
ROW 5: ch2, turn, 1dc [1tr, in to next st, not the first one, so you have a st, in each st not 2 in the first,
1dc [1tr], in next ch1 sp,
continue with 1dc [1tr], in every st, and ch1 sp, to point,
1dc [1tr], ch2, 1dc [1tr] in ch2 point,
repeat 1dc [1tr], in every st and ch1 sp, to end, last st goes between the last 2sts or row below. (25sts each side)
ROW 6: ch2 turn, repeat row 5 1dc [1tr], in every st, and repeat point. [26sts each side]
HAVE FUN
Let me know how you are doing and how long it takes you to do each part
I might give you part 2 on Tuesday xx
2dtr [2ttr], into next st, ch1,
2tr [2dtr], into next st, ch1,
2dc [2tr], into next st, ch1,
1dc, ch2, 1dc, [1tr, ch2, 1tr], into next st, ch1, [bottom point of shawl]
2dc [2tr], into next st, ch1,
2tr [2dtr], into next st, ch1,
2dtr [2ttr], into next st, ch1,
2ttr, [2qtr], in 9th st 3sts unused (18sts)
ROW 3: ch2, turn, 1dc [1tr], in first st, 1dc [1tr], in next st, and every st, and ch sp, to bottom point, 1dc [1tr], ch2, 1dc [1tr], in ch 2 point, 1dc [1tr] in every st and ch1 sp, finish with 2dc [2tr], in the last sp, between last 2 sts (15sts each side)
ROW 4: ch5, ttr, [qtr], into first st, ch1,
miss a st,
2ttr, 2[qtr], into first st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dtr [2ttr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dtr [2ttr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2tr [2dtr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2tr [2dtr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dc [2tr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dc [2tr], into next st,
in ch2 point, 1dc [1tr], ch2, 1dc [1tr],
2dc [2tr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dc [2tr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2tr [2dtr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2tr [2dtr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dtr [2ttr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2dtr [2ttr], into next st, ch1,
miss a st,
2ttr, 2[qtr], into first st, ch1,
miss a st,
2ttr, 2[qtr], into first st, ch1,
miss a st, this last pair of sts, will go into the sp between the last 2 sts of row below.
(17sts each side)
1dc [1tr], in next ch1 sp,
continue with 1dc [1tr], in every st, and ch1 sp, to point,
1dc [1tr], ch2, 1dc [1tr] in ch2 point,
repeat 1dc [1tr], in every st and ch1 sp, to end, last st goes between the last 2sts or row below. (25sts each side)
ROW 6: ch2 turn, repeat row 5 1dc [1tr], in every st, and repeat point. [26sts each side]
HAVE FUN
Let me know how you are doing and how long it takes you to do each part
I might give you part 2 on Tuesday xx
It's looking really pretty, Sue, but at the moment, I've got my right arm frustratingly set in a stiff and uncomfortable plaster. I miss my crochet!!!
ReplyDeleteoh no! what have you done? i bet you do especially this time of year xx
DeleteI feel for you Sandra as I also have a plaster on my right hand. Luckily they left out my pinch finger and thumb, but it does slow you down. Hope you get better soon.
DeleteLooks easy to follow Sue. Not happy with any of the wool I've got at the moment so shall print off ready. Thank you very much ...... again 😆😆😆
ReplyDeleteenjoy, hope you find the yarn you like xx
DeleteOK - so I've made it tricky already by choosing fluffy yarns held together - Shawl in a ball and Kidsilk Haze. This meant a bit of repeated frogging at the start and some straining with stitch definition and counting. This all took me around an hour but from here on in I suspect it'll be plain-sailing and it already looks rather lovely. Wow Sue - you were up early to get this posted ready for me waking up! Thank you.
ReplyDeletesounding great....yes i can be up all hours lol enjoy xx
DeletePrinted off all ready for tonight. My very first CAL and I cant wait to start.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Sue
enjoy thanks for making this your first cal xx
DeleteThanks sue gonna get some. Coloured yarn and follow thanks great instructions
ReplyDeleteenjoy xx
DeleteYaaaaaay A lovely surprise to wake up to, Thank you so much..
ReplyDeleteThe pattern is now printing ready for the off while I get the yarn ready.
Excited!
hope you enjoyed it so far xx
DeleteLove it, thank you!
ReplyDeleteyou're welcome have fun xx
DeleteWhat size hook are you recommending?
ReplyDeletewhat ever the yarn recommends everyone is using a different yarn xx
DeleteI'm loving this pattern so far.It's well written and part one took about an hour,now for part 2 :)
ReplyDeleteenjoy xx
DeleteLove it Sue, it took me about an hour.
ReplyDeletefabulous well done xx
DeleteWant to join. How to join? Kindly guide me. Beautiful pattern
ReplyDeleteHi Maureen, Here the pattern is on this blog xx
DeleteLove this so far. Took me 1/2 hour to complete. Can't wait for part 2!! Thank you Sue!
ReplyDeleteThanks Robin, glad you are enjoying it xxx
DeleteWhat yarn are most of you using? Want to do this CAL.
ReplyDeleteHi Donna, many if you join the Facebook group you will see lots of them link is on the post xx
DeleteGracias Susan por compartir este hermoso Shawl!
ReplyDeleteWhere do we look for Part 3? Or, how will you let us know when Part 3 is done? Love working on this shawl pattern.
ReplyDeleteit will be in the next few post xx
DeleteALL PARTS OF THE PATTERN ARE ON THIS BLOG...taking a couple of days of now for Christmas and the finishing of the AW shawl will be next week after Boxing day
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you all xx
Starting after the CAL ended because I was waiting on my yarn to arrive. It's my favorite yarn, but I have been waiting for just the right shawl pattern to buy it and use it. This pattern is Beautiful and the yarn is looking as pretty as I knew it would on this! Thank you, Sue!
ReplyDeleteI'm not seeing a link to the pattern for printing. Can someone direct me there please?
ReplyDeleteHi Cheryl, there isn't one copy and paste works xx
DeleteI use Print Friendly for sites with no BUTTON or link. Works great and I can decide which pictures to keep so I can save paper too
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