Cut Out + Keep

Lovely Ruffly Shawl

use up that one special skein you don't know what to do with

https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/lovely-ruffly-shawl • Posted by bekswhoknits

This shawl is a one skein wonder. This isn't a project that you can whip out in an afternoon, the size means that it will take some time. But once you get the hang of it you can spend that time catching up on The Walking Dead as your shawl gradually grows. It's perfect for that special skein of yarn that you've been saving for a special occasion. My one used every last bit of the 225m hand-dyed merino.

You will need

Project Budget
Reasonably Priced

Time

10 h 00

Difficulty

Pretty Easy
Medium 107696 2f2015 02 26 085434 16031718543 d9e8364b6c k

Description

This shawl is a one skein wonder. This isn't a project that you can whip out in an afternoon, the size means that it will take some time. But once you get the hang of it you can spend that time catching up on The Walking Dead as your shawl gradually grows. It's perfect for that special skein of yarn that you've been saving for a special occasion. My one used every last bit of the 225m hand-dyed merino.

Instructions

  1. Small 107696 2f2015 02 26 091954 16029446414 b015d94297 b

    Cast on 16 stitches. Row 1: KF&B, K14, KF&B Row 2: KF&B, Knit to last stitch, KF&B Row 3: KF&B across entire row

  2. Small 107696 2f2015 02 26 091908 16031856133 2bf15a4a67 k

    Row 4 - 8: KF&B, Knit to last stitch, KF&B Row 9: KF&B across entire row Row 10 - 26 - KF&B, Knit to last stitch, KF&B Row 27: KF&B across entire row

  3. Small 107696 2f2015 02 26 090003 16651604335 b506fb2917 k

    Now we start on the ruffly part. Row 28 - 38 - KF&B, Knit to last stitch, KF&B Row 39: KF&B across entire row Row 40: KF&B across entire row Bind off all stitches and weave in ends.

  4. Small 107696 2f2015 02 26 090214 16031718543 d9e8364b6c k

    Don't worry if you lose count of how many rows you've completed. As long as you complete 3 increase rows, it won't affect the finished object significantly. As most knitters say 'It's not a mistake, it's a design feature!' Wear with pride.