Made this shawl many times and gave them away as prayer shawls, but was never happy with the way the beginning and end parts looked. Watched your video and LOVE your tutorial much more. The beginning and end of the shawl look so much cleaner! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for your very clear and concise instructions, as a new knitter I do appreciate it. Also, maybe you can take a pic of the completed shawl held upright to give a better view of the finished product, that way a newbie like me can be further inspired to try it without fear 😊
Not only is this a beautiful shawl, but your video is clearly done, in focus, and due to this, I FINALLY got the kfb stitch. I could get the knit in front, then knit in back, but so many videos by others didn't really show how to finish the stitch, as they were not working the stitch at the end of a row. Thank you! When I get my monthly retirement, I am SO going to buy you a Kofi!! Now, to get a shawl done to mail to daughter for Christmas ❤
@@SnufflebeanYarn It's moving right along. I did change the start to row 2 to a bl purl, makes a pretty bump on the ege. My knit stitch starts are never very pretty. I guess my tension is loose. Can't wait to givt this!!
Thank you for a great pattern, I could not visualise how it would work out as I was making this but it is great. I finished on 150 stitches which is a good size for an adult. My go to scarf for Christmas presents this year. ❤
Thank you for the great instructions! I'm a crocheter who recently decided to learn knitting so I appreciate the concise directions. Can't wait to try this with some light yarn!
I would like to see a finished picture of this project. Specifically I would like to see how far down the back it drapes when it is 150cm on the islet edge. Thank you!
I love knitting but due to poor short term memory I have been making what I can out of garter stitch squares. This is a project I can actually do and I love making this! Might even make more if I can convince my friends they want one for Christmas 🎁
Do you have: 1. an in depth tutorial on the way you hold your working yarn? Is this what's called continental knitting? 2. the same, but then for left-handed beginners (aka me)? Either way, I want to make this shawl.
Hi! I can only knit right handed so I don’t have a left handed tutorial, but you can use a website called mirror the video and it’ll flip my existing tutorial. I have a tutorial for continental knit stitch here: Continental Knit Stitch for Beginners th-cam.com/video/66vZVhhfspU/w-d-xo.html
ooh sry ; i would like to see it laid flat so i can really see the shape. Otherwise a perfect pattern for precious yarn and BONUS it would be very interesting made in a self stripping .
This is a lovely asymmetrical scarf pattern. Your tutorial is fascinating as I can see the asymmetry through the process. I feel brave to do this. Thank you very much for sharing. 💖💖
You are clearly an excellent knitting instructor. Lovely shawl with clear, concise, and understandable instructions. Thank you from a new subscriber in Aberdeen, Washington State, U.S.
How do you know when to cast off. I did cast off and one side was much longer than the other. Ive been knitting all afternoon and still both side arent the same. Can you enlighten me please.
Hi! This is an asymmetrical shawl which means all 3 sides will be a different length. I measured my shawl by the longest edge and stopped when it was 150cm long.
Absolutely! This pattern will work for any weight yarn, you will just end up with a lighter airier shawl - perfect for the spring weather we hopefully have on the way 🥰
Nope, no decreases! The triangular shape of the shawl is built by the way you work the increases and decreases, and the cast off edge becomes the 3rd side of the triangle :-)
I didn't understand how the stitches will gradually increase for the with of the shawl and then decrease again towards the end Maybe I missed something
Every 2 rows you have increased 2 at one end and decreased 1 at the other end which gives an overall effect of asymmetry ( the whole thing leans to the right) whilst getting gradually wider. You increase and decrease on the one row and then just increase at the end of the second row. You just keep doing that until you cast off.
Hi! Row 1 & 3 are identical, the only reason the written pattern is worded differently was to make the written explanation of the cast off work better. Essentially you do repeat rows 1 & 2, but in written form (written after I filmed) it made it more difficult for me to explain the cast off clearly so I tweaked the written pattern. I’m so sorry if it confused you.
FREE Written Pattern: www.snufflebean.co.uk/knit-a-super-quick-easy-asymmetrical-shawl/
Made this shawl many times and gave them away as prayer shawls, but was never happy with the way the beginning and end parts looked. Watched your video and LOVE your tutorial much more. The beginning and end of the shawl look so much cleaner! Thank you for sharing!
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Thanks for your very clear and concise instructions, as a new knitter I do appreciate it. Also, maybe you can take a pic of the completed shawl held upright to give a better view of the finished product, that way a newbie like me can be further inspired to try it without fear 😊
This shawl is very pretty! I would have loved to have seen it worn, even displayed on a mannequin to see how it hangs. Thanks for sharing!
Great idea! I’ll take note for any future shawl tutorials I do :)
Not only is this a beautiful shawl, but your video is clearly done, in focus, and due to this, I FINALLY got the kfb stitch. I could get the knit in front, then knit in back, but so many videos by others didn't really show how to finish the stitch, as they were not working the stitch at the end of a row. Thank you! When I get my monthly retirement, I am SO going to buy you a Kofi!! Now, to get a shawl done to mail to daughter for Christmas ❤
Thank you so much for the lovely feedback, it really means the world to me. Happy knitting! 🧶😀
@@SnufflebeanYarn It's moving right along. I did change the start to row 2 to a bl purl, makes a pretty bump on the ege. My knit stitch starts are never very pretty. I guess my tension is loose. Can't wait to givt this!!
Thank you for a great pattern, I could not visualise how it would work out as I was making this but it is great. I finished on 150 stitches which is a good size for an adult. My go to scarf for Christmas presents this year. ❤
Thank you just find your video..very clear explanation..I am making it now...thank you.😊
This is a novel pattern and so simple. Thank you sharing your lovely ideas with us. ♥️
Thank you, you are the Best.
Erika, Germania
Straight to the point and brilliantly simple. Thank you.
Thank you for the great instructions! I'm a crocheter who recently decided to learn knitting so I appreciate the concise directions. Can't wait to try this with some light yarn!
Love this tutorial. I have started and can’t believe how easy and beautiful this pattern knits up. Thank u for sharing your wisdom 🙏🙏🙏
Great tutorial, many thanks.
I would like to see a finished picture of this project. Specifically I would like to see how far down the back it drapes when it is 150cm on the islet edge. Thank you!
LOVE this - oh my gosh my “to do” project list is really growing 🤪🤪🤪
Sorry (not sorry!) 🥰
I love knitting but due to poor short term memory I have been making what I can out of garter stitch squares. This is a project I can actually do and I love making this! Might even make more if I can convince my friends they want one for Christmas 🎁
Thank you so much for sharing this I have been looking for a versatile shawl pattern so this is a brilliant tutorial thank you
A very easy pattern ,how does it look When you spread it out to see the whole work thanks👍🌞
I couldn’t get it all into shot for TH-cam, if you follow me on Instagram I’ll try and pop a photo up this weekend
Love this 🙌🧶
I’m definitely making it now ❣️
Do you have:
1. an in depth tutorial on the way you hold your working yarn? Is this what's called continental knitting?
2. the same, but then for left-handed beginners (aka me)?
Either way, I want to make this shawl.
Hi! I can only knit right handed so I don’t have a left handed tutorial, but you can use a website called mirror the video and it’ll flip my existing tutorial.
I have a tutorial for continental knit stitch here:
Continental Knit Stitch for Beginners
th-cam.com/video/66vZVhhfspU/w-d-xo.html
@@SnufflebeanYarn Thank you very much!
Thank you. I finally understand what I'm doing. You are a wonderful teacher.
Thank you! 😀🧶
Amei seu canal! Obrigada pelos maravilhosos vídeos!
When do you start decreasing to shape the scarf to a pointy edge to match beginning. Thx
This shawl is an asymmetrical triangle, there is no decreasing. The third side of the triangle is created by the cast off edge 🙂
Wow,,very nice!!!!
Thank you very much! 🧶😀
New to knitting this year and this is a fun project. Do you do you have a picture of the whole shawl spread out or on a person? Thank you.
🇧🇷💕🌺 LINDO OBRIGADA 😘
ooh sry ; i would like to see it laid flat so i can really see the shape. Otherwise a perfect pattern for precious yarn and BONUS it would be very interesting made in a self stripping .
❤❤❤wow merci beaucoup
How many yards are needed for a child’s size (10 years old)?
It really would depend on the yarn you pick
Mam can i use the same design to make a scarf using straight needles? I mean will i get the same structure n shape ?
You would get the same structure and shape, it’s just the needles might not be long enough
Colorfully beautiful,thank you... 🧶🌞👍🏾🌻🌸🌷🌹🌺
Amei😍melhor explicação,agora vou conseguir fazer este lindo xale.Obrigada por compartilhar com a gente!🤗😘
Thanks ❤❤ that’s a beautiful shawl you explained very well.
Is there a written pattern for this
Yes, the link in the description is fixed now and should work
Thank you I’ll check it out 👍
I would like you show us how the shawl looks on you..
This is a lovely asymmetrical scarf pattern. Your tutorial is fascinating as I can see the asymmetry through the process. I feel brave to do this. Thank you very much for sharing. 💖💖
Thank you so much!
Mam can we use straight needles for this ? It's a lovely ❤one
Straight needles probably won’t be long enough if I’m honest. You could try though and see how you get on?
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Ok
Thank you👌🏽God Bless
You are clearly an excellent knitting instructor. Lovely shawl with clear, concise, and understandable instructions. Thank you from a new subscriber in Aberdeen, Washington State, U.S.
Thank you so much 🥰
Thank you so much. This is exactly the pattern I was looking for.
You’re welcome 😊🧶
Thank you so much from a non- knitter who basically knows nothing , but would love to knit
How do you know when to cast off. I did cast off and one side was much longer than the other. Ive been knitting all afternoon and still both side arent the same. Can you enlighten me please.
Hi! This is an asymmetrical shawl which means all 3 sides will be a different length. I measured my shawl by the longest edge and stopped when it was 150cm long.
🎉 I love how you explained this pattern. Thank you
You’re welcome! 🧶🤩
When you try to get the pattern it's saying page not found
I’ll double check, it was scheduled to publish at the same time but knowing me I’ve made a blooper!
@@SnufflebeanYarn I’ve just clicked it and it works.🥳
Love your tutorial. I am worlds worst shopper … where may I purchase this yarn? Please!
You’d have to have a google as it depends where in the world you are, it’s cicibebe cake in shade 110
Love this shawl. Thanks for such a simple tutorial. Really enjoyed it. ❤❤❤
Yay! That makes so so happy to hear, happy knitting! 😀🧶
How many stitches are there for 150 cm length?
I don’t count stitches so I couldn’t tell you I’m afraid.
Can you tell me Approximately
@suchetatripathi-is6ji going by the reccomended tension of the yarn I used maybe something like 430 stitches?
Thank you 👌👌
Thank you so much for sharing this pattern. It's so easy to knitt and looks amazing. I plan to knitt some for xmas presents.
I’m so happy you like it! Happy Knitting 😀🧶
Looks wonderful. I have different colors in thinner wool. Like a sock wool. Can I use this for the pattern?
Absolutely! This pattern will work for any weight yarn, you will just end up with a lighter airier shawl - perfect for the spring weather we hopefully have on the way 🥰
Thank you! Love it!
I have just went and ordered 2 100g dk balls in a light violet so I can knit this shall lol
Happy Knitting!! 🥰🥰🥰
such fun!! thanks!
I’m going to try this with cotton ❤
Awesome ty!
Oh, my daughter would love the colourway, could you please tell me the brand of your cake please? Thank you so much. 🙏😊
It’s Papatya Cake in 110 Rainbow
@@SnufflebeanYarn 🙏💕😘
@@SnufflebeanYarn
what is "double knit" yarn, never heard of that one.
It’s a U.K. term for a weight of yarn, the equivalent is light worsted or 3 weight yarn. 🧶😀
@@SnufflebeanYarn Thank you!
👍❤
Great tutorial . You explained it so easily
Thank you! Happy knitting 😀🧶
Thank you.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the super thanks! That’s made my day 🥰
@@SnufflebeanYarn Your colourful yarn thumbnail pulled me in!😅😍
Where can I get this yarn?
Google is a good place to start - it’s called Papatya Cake and it’s shade 110
Good teacher!
Thank you! 😃
Can you please tell me how the other end will look like?
The cast off edge makes the other end
Can you please share the picture of the end side after casting off the stitches
Yes please mam
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ can you do on a loom
I’m not a loom knitter so I honestly don’t know
Very nice!😊
Thank you!
Currently knitting this ❤
I really hope you’re enjoying it 🥰
@@SnufflebeanYarn i am this is my 2nd pattern i have done of yours .
Am I meant to just keep knitting until I run out of yarn??? Do we not need to decrease ???
Nope, no decreases! The triangular shape of the shawl is built by the way you work the increases and decreases, and the cast off edge becomes the 3rd side of the triangle :-)
I didn't understand how the stitches will gradually increase for the with of the shawl and then decrease again towards the end
Maybe I missed something
There is no decrease in this shawl, the cast off makes one side of the triangle.
Every 2 rows you have increased 2 at one end and decreased 1 at the other end which gives an overall effect of asymmetry ( the whole thing leans to the right) whilst getting gradually wider. You increase and decrease on the one row and then just increase at the end of the second row. You just keep doing that until you cast off.
@@cherieuk4488 Thank you for this reply! You explain it much better than I did 🙂🧶
How many stitches do I aim for before I start to decrease the stitches 😢
There is no decrease section in this shawl. 🙂
The video says to repeat rows 1 and 2 BUT the written pattern says repeat rows 2 and 3. To a new knitter, I hate inconsistencies like this!
Hi!
Row 1 & 3 are identical, the only reason the written pattern is worded differently was to make the written explanation of the cast off work better.
Essentially you do repeat rows 1 & 2, but in written form (written after I filmed) it made it more difficult for me to explain the cast off clearly so I tweaked the written pattern. I’m so sorry if it confused you.
I’ll pin your comment so people can see my reply to hopefully help clear things up.