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Free Crescent Knit Shawl Pattern

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Pattern Details
Create an heirloom knit shawl in Patons Silk Bamboo.

Kit Add-Ons
Don’t forget to pick up the finishing touches for your project!
  • Size U.S 4 (3.5 mm) circular knitting needle
  • Size U.S 6 (4 mm) circular knitting needle
  • 4 stitch markers
Sizing Notes

Making the right size is important! To make sure your project turns out the size described, always make a gauge swatch to match your tension. First time swatching? Learn more about knitting a gauge swatch!  

Finished Measurements

Approx 72" [183 cm] wide x 25" [63.5 cm] deep

Care

Treat your finished project right! Make sure you read the care directions closely so your hard work ages gracefully.

  • Machine Wash in Cool Water
  • Do Not Bleach
  • Do Not Dry Clean
  • Do Not Iron
  • Dry Flat
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Free Intermediate Knit Shawl/Wraps Pattern for Women

We're in love with this incredible shawl! Knit short rows to create a beautiful crescent shape, giving way to a stunning lace pattern. This project is the perfect indulgence for experienced lace knitters! Patons Silk Bamboo is ultra soft and lux with beautiful drape, making it the ideal choice for this timeless layering piece.

  • Reviews & Ratings
    451

    A good challenge, worth the time and effort

    A beautiful pattern, wonderfully conceived, but a bit scant on guidance, especially if following the chart. Perhaps if I were truly an intermediate knitter I would have realized that there were chart repetitions between the recommended stitch markers; I also found the chart itself to be microscopic. There is a LOT going on in this lace pattern, but SO beautiful!

    Autoharplady451

    I am puzzled by the double decreases in row 15 of the chart. I understand how to make them, I just don’t see how they can be formed occupying one square of the chart (ie, one stitch). Please tell me what I’m missing, and thanks in advance!

    Autoharplady1

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