LC Shawl-Along ~ Knitters & Crocheters Unite!

It’s a multi colour cake, red through pink to grey. It’s a Caron Cake.

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Hmm… How about a half circle shawl? I like the pattern ”Citron” and it seems to work well with long colour repeats:

If the repeats are shorter this might be a fun option:

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Wow–the Sagrantino is lovely!

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Thanks! I will look at those!

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I’m thinking (read: Obsessively debating with myself) about working up this pattern for my cotton red/white/blue yarn I was fighting with last year. I have 800m of a ‘2’ weight. I’m not sure how it will work up… I really need to stop acquiring yarns without patterns in mind for them!

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I’ve used similar yarn to make a shawl and just love the airy patterns. I think some of the fun of stashing yarn is later being challenged to find patterns to fit the yarn…it is part of the creative process to me! Am I helping? :rofl:

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Seeing as I just collected the latest mystery yarn from the mailbox, Yes, yes you are! haha!

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I finished this in time for my friends wedding in June. Pleased to have started and finished a project in good time!!!

Link to pattern: Ravelry: Crazy Eights Shawl pattern by PurpleIguana

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Ooo…lovely and delicate!!

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Abbee is right, it’s lovely!

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I made this shawl for Chr1stchan for the Teenie Weenie Halloweenie swap

I actually started a pattern a lot like this over 5 years ago and thought I’d finish it for the swap. I figured it was almost half way done and it would only take me an hour or two to finish.
Easy right? Ah…. I quickly found out why I’d abandoned it in the first place. The pattern was so hard to figure out! It was written in another language and the diagram I had printed had faded over the years. It was impossible for me to read. Determined to make it I found The Lost Souls pattern on Ravelry and a fantastic tutorial by Fiber Spider on YouTube.
Seriously the easiest tutorial to follow. It stitched up super fast and easy.
I kept it on the smaller side to save time but I think it’s big enough to call a shawl and could even be used as a scarf or even a wrap for around your waist.
I used about 1 1/2 skeins of Caron Simply Soft in black.

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That’s sooo cool!!! Way to persevere!

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Beautiful!

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Gorgeous shawl!! Your skulls have a lot of definition and the color is a nice change from the black ones I have seen! A lovely project!

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Fiber Spider is awesome! You did a great job with this :slight_smile:

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He has to be the most articulate and patient YouTuber out there. Not only is he thorough but he speaks like he always has a smile on his face.

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I love his soothing voice and I also got through some confusing parts of the pattern thanks to him. I need to find a shawl project…off to see what he has been up to!

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Agreed, Fiber Spider is awesome.

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Adare shawl, super pretty.

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