@@nobleknits Haha! Not so much.. I do have a collection of hats, scarfs, afghans, et cetera... But I really enjoy gifting my knitting to family and friends! “Spread the Love”. I do have a goal of knitting a pair of mittens for myself...but haven’t gotten to it yet!😛 It gets cold here in Chicago!
@@nobleknits Heard!! - I bought the yarn yesterday after planning out the project. XL basket weave knitted mittens in a two color beige/brown! It’s a 8 row repeat pattern that I’m so excited to perform! Thanks for the “push” NobleKnits!! 👍
Hi there! Google recommended your video. I love the alternative to the shawl tab cast on and the stretchy bind off tips as those are always rubbish for me. This looks like a great project! Thank you!
Hello! Ive been looking for a knitting pattern for a shawl for a while now and thankfully i came across your video! It’s super easy to follow and it looks great! Cant wait to start knitting this for my grandma! Thank you!! :)
Nancy, you and your daughter sparkle super fabulicious!!! Love your generous teaching content. You make the world a better place!! Just came home from a long dog walk, +10 here in Southern Ontario, the sun is out - and so is the yarn and needles - great day to get started on a shawl!!!
Hi, and thank you for this video ! It's not my first time on your channel (I have made your triangular shawl before and it was a work of art!). I tried this pattern with a twist : instead of casting on 8, I cast on 16, then, for the set up row I did : k2 marker * yo purl yo (repeat until 2 more stitches to go) * marker k2 . I then continued exactly in the same way that you taught us here and I got an actual circle (which I then sewed the way that you showed us, with the extra wool from the center). It's actually really really cool, so thank you
This is really a lovey variation for the shawl! Thank you for the pattern. I wondered if I could use MANDALA or WOOL EASE yarn that is DK WEIGHT and a size 9 - 60 in circular needle. I have been trying to use items that I already have. I imagine there will be a difference in the weight of the shawl. Please let me know if this is possible. Thanks!
Hi Sylvia, Great question! DK weight yarn will be lovely for this project. Use the needle size recommended on the yarn label or one to two sizes up to give it a nice drape. Other than that, just follow the pattern and happy knitting! 😀
How Beautiful and yet simple! Most of the Pi shawls have very complicated lace patterns and while I love the shape, that is a level of knitting I am not at yet. I have one question, instead of knitting this in garter stitch could it be done in stockinette stitch with the same premise? I am thinking of one for someone who has a skin condition and she finds the feel of the garter stitch bothers her.
Hi Barbara, I haven't knitted a stockinette half-pi shawl in a very long time so I can't remember if the rows to stitches ratio is the same. Here are a number of other Half-Pi shawls you can check out: blog.nobleknits.com/blog/pi-shawl-knitting-patterns
After last increase how do you know how many rows to do if you are using different weights of yarn. How does one figure out what is appropriate? Thanks
Thank you so much for the pattern, I will be making with the same yarn and im very excited. If I wanted to make it bigger how would I go about doing that?
I'm so glad you are looking forward to starting this project! I worked my shawl until I had 96 increases. I stopped after knitting about 60 rows after that but you will keep knitting until you've finished 96 rows. Then you will have another increase row. This one will be 192 increases followed by 192 rows of knitting. If you want to keep going after that, the next increase will have 384 increases followed by 384 rows of knitting.
@@nobleknits thank you sooo much for the reply and making this pattern free so that everybody can enjoy the beauty of this shawl. Your very generous and sweet 💕 This will be a mourning shawl that I can go to when I need a hug. My grandmother just passed away from stage 4 cancer and Im finding it so hard to get over her being gone so this will keep my mind busy. Thank you again for your generosity. All the best to you.
@@sarahjoshi927 I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of your grandmother. I lost my mother to cancer as well. I gathered up some of my favorite photos of my mom to glance at as I knit and I tried to fill my mind with my best memories of her. I found knitting provided so much comfort after her passing and I hope you find that as well. 😘
Hi Beth, You can find it here underneath the list of materials. There's a box where you enter your email and it will immediately be sent to your inbox: blog.nobleknits.com/blog/half-pi-shawl-free-knitting-pattern
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This will make a good shoulder wrap for people in the hospital Or in wheelchairs. Or a prayer shawl. I also, cannot wait to make it
Hi Holly, you are so right - what a wonderful idea! Happy knitting! 😀
OMG!! I’m looking forward to getting into this project! My sister who works at a desk all day is goin to love this!!! Thanks!!
Your sister will love it‼️what a blessed sister to have you as her brother.
Great to hear, Ben! I'm curious, 🤔do you ever knit anything for yourself?
@@nobleknits Haha! Not so much.. I do have a collection of hats, scarfs, afghans, et cetera... But I really enjoy gifting my knitting to family and friends! “Spread the Love”.
I do have a goal of knitting a pair of mittens for myself...but haven’t gotten to it yet!😛 It gets cold here in Chicago!
@@benelkins9206 Thanks for letting me know and yes, you DO DESERVE to knit yourself those mittens! 😀
@@nobleknits Heard!! - I bought the yarn yesterday after planning out the project. XL basket weave knitted mittens in a two color beige/brown! It’s a 8 row repeat pattern that I’m so excited to perform! Thanks for the “push” NobleKnits!! 👍
I love your channel. You are such a great teacher. Thank you!
Hi there! Google recommended your video. I love the alternative to the shawl tab cast on and the stretchy bind off tips as those are always rubbish for me. This looks like a great project! Thank you!
Hi Laurel, I'm so glad you discovered the video. Enjoy! 😀
Hello! Ive been looking for a knitting pattern for a shawl for a while now and thankfully i came across your video! It’s super easy to follow and it looks great! Cant wait to start knitting this for my grandma! Thank you!! :)
Nancy, you and your daughter sparkle super fabulicious!!! Love your generous teaching content. You make the world a better place!!
Just came home from a long dog walk, +10 here in Southern Ontario, the sun is out - and so is the yarn and needles - great day to get started on a shawl!!!
Hi, and thank you for this video ! It's not my first time on your channel (I have made your triangular shawl before and it was a work of art!). I tried this pattern with a twist : instead of casting on 8, I cast on 16, then, for the set up row I did : k2 marker * yo purl yo (repeat until 2 more stitches to go) * marker k2 . I then continued exactly in the same way that you taught us here and I got an actual circle (which I then sewed the way that you showed us, with the extra wool from the center). It's actually really really cool, so thank you
LOVE it.... thanks,
And that sheep stitch marker is so cute!
Thank you! 😀
I'm so excited to give this a try! Thank you for sharing.
Enjoy! 😀
Happy birthday! Thank you for the gift. Cheers! 💐❤️🧶🎁🎈🎊🎂
Hi Delores, you're welcome - enjoy! 😀
I want to try this... it is lovely. Thank you for all your videos -- wonderful info and help (I need it all) thank you again
You're welcome Helen, enjoy! 😀
Thank you for your tutorial. Can't wait to attempt this shawl.
Have fun!
You have made this super easy, thanks.
Hi Sara, I'm so glad you like the shawl! 😀
Happy Birthday Noble Knitter ...what a fantastic cake ...enjoy
Thank you, Thomas! 😀
Looks like a great pattern...thank you. A very Happy birthday! That cake is unbelievable!! Enjoy your day.
Thank you so much! 😀
Beautiful easy to knit the way you have describe👍
Thank you so much 😊
Genius - can't wait to get started!
Yay! Keep me posted on your progress, Liz! 😀
Already up to 48 yarn overs!
@@lizlunch7066 Wow! You're on fire! 🔥
Happy Birthday 🎈
Thank you so so much for sharing this lovely pattern and video 🧶❣️
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much!
Beatiful!! I'm included on my proyects
Yay! 😃
Love it, it's next on my list
Yay! 😀
Thank you and HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Thank you, Judy! 😀
BTW your birthday cake was awesome. Impressive.
Thanks, Susan! 🥳
I'm using this pattern to make a circle skirt. Wish me luck
This is really a lovey variation for the shawl! Thank you for the pattern. I wondered if I could use MANDALA or WOOL EASE yarn that is DK WEIGHT and a size 9 - 60 in circular needle. I have been trying to use items that I already have. I imagine there will be a difference in the weight of the shawl. Please let me know if this is possible. Thanks!
Hi Sylvia, Great question! DK weight yarn will be lovely for this project. Use the needle size recommended on the yarn label or one to two sizes up to give it a nice drape. Other than that, just follow the pattern and happy knitting! 😀
How Beautiful and yet simple! Most of the Pi shawls have very complicated lace patterns and while I love the shape, that is a level of knitting I am not at yet. I have one question, instead of knitting this in garter stitch could it be done in stockinette stitch with the same premise? I am thinking of one for someone who has a skin condition and she finds the feel of the garter stitch bothers her.
Hi Barbara, I haven't knitted a stockinette half-pi shawl in a very long time so I can't remember if the rows to stitches ratio is the same. Here are a number of other Half-Pi shawls you can check out: blog.nobleknits.com/blog/pi-shawl-knitting-patterns
Love it ❤️love it 💕
So glad! 😀
This is so cute and different from the usual I will try it soon.
Yay! Keep me posted on your progress 😀
Muy lindo🌷🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾
¡Muchas gracias! 😀
Would this be possible to make with fingering weight yarn? 🤔
Love your channel btw, you taught me how to knit 💖
After last increase how do you know how many rows to do if you are using different weights of yarn. How does one figure out what is appropriate? Thanks
Thank you so much for the pattern, I will be making with the same yarn and im very excited. If I wanted to make it bigger how would I go about doing that?
I'm so glad you are looking forward to starting this project! I worked my shawl until I had 96 increases. I stopped after knitting about 60 rows after that but you will keep knitting until you've finished 96 rows. Then you will have another increase row. This one will be 192 increases followed by 192 rows of knitting. If you want to keep going after that, the next increase will have 384 increases followed by 384 rows of knitting.
@@nobleknits thank you sooo much for the reply and making this pattern free so that everybody can enjoy the beauty of this shawl. Your very generous and sweet 💕
This will be a mourning shawl that I can go to when I need a hug. My grandmother just passed away from stage 4 cancer and Im finding it so hard to get over her being gone so this will keep my mind busy. Thank you again for your generosity.
All the best to you.
@@sarahjoshi927 I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of your grandmother. I lost my mother to cancer as well. I gathered up some of my favorite photos of my mom to glance at as I knit and I tried to fill my mind with my best memories of her. I found knitting provided so much comfort after her passing and I hope you find that as well. 😘
Socute
What color way is used in the model? Is it coral reef?
Hi, The colorway I used is called Fiesta. I don't see it on their website but I did find it on Amazon: amzn.to/3gtpPHs
what is a "garter tab?" Please explain thanks
Love this pattern! I can’t find the pdf, tho...
Hi Beth, You can find it here underneath the list of materials. There's a box where you enter your email and it will immediately be sent to your inbox: blog.nobleknits.com/blog/half-pi-shawl-free-knitting-pattern
@@nobleknits thank you so much!!
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