Knitting wraps in the round 21 inspired shawls, scarves, and stoles
"Save yourself some purl rows and knit your wraps in the round! When working most traditional shawl patterns in rows, you work a "pattern" row, and then turn and purl the wrong side. But by knitting your shawls and scarves in the round, you are always knitting on the right side, so it is easy to wor...
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Essex, Connecticut :
Stackpole Books,
[2020]
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| Edition: | First edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- Preface
- Before you begin
- Steeking
- Knitting basics
- Abbreviations and knitting chart symbols
- Fleur: fair-isle shawl with eyelet bands
- Maia: two-color brioche shawl
- Signe: two-color stole in Japanese stitch and simple knit-purl patterns
- Tyra: triangular shawl in stranded colorwork pattern
- Live: cashmere shawl in pattern mix
- Lilja: triangular shawl in ripple pattern
- Svea: triangular shawl with slipped stitches and a wide border
- Stina: big triangular shawl in Japanese stitch
- Julie: semicircular shawl with lace strip and zigzag border
- Elif: three-color shawl with slipped stitches and garter stitch ripples
- Kari: pattern mix stole
- Ebba: delicate lace stole
- Nora: triangular shawl with slipped stitch pattern and feather-and-fan border
- Tuva: stole in Japanese stitch
- Nour: triangular shawl with brioche pattern and mini cables
- Tess: delicate lace stole
- Saga: three-color shoulder plaid
- Eline: semicircular shawl with nupps
- Alva: triangular shawl in knit-purl pattern with picot edging
- Alix: triangular shawl in a pattern mix
- Lovis: broad stole in a lace pattern.
