How do I know how much yarn I need to make this lovely shawl? In your blog, you mentioned the weight, but how many yards if I am making it from a different weight yarn? Thank you--I have learned so much from your videos!
I love your patterns and I've knitted your scarfs, but now I would like to make a triangular shawl for my granddaughter who is 9. What is the size for her? how do I mesure that? Can I use this pattern? So thankfull if you could give some advice
Hello! I’m happy to hear it! Yes, you can use this pattern, because you’ll have control over the size of the shawl. You’ll knit until the desired width is reached. More or less, a 9 year old chest circumference could be around 25 inches. The shawl could be 30 inches wide (at the top, where you’ll bind it off). But again, you can decide when to bind off as you knit (try it on her). I hope this helps! Happy knitting 😉
Thank you for making this so easy to understand. I frequently bypass patterns; the written words can be confusing to me, and due to my vision, graphs can be unreadable. I’m unable to focus on straight lines, particularly horizontal and vertical - basically, graphs - without them splitting in two, blurring and appearing to float and move. I’ve always been a visual learner and seek good videos. Unfortunately, many videos are not well made. To name a few problems: the instructor goes too fast; steps are glancing over or skipped altogether; each step is broken down into such minute pieces that the pattern becomes intolerably complicated; the instructor is boring. For me, your videos are ‘the Goldie Locks zone’: just right. You assume a certain level of skill without expecting your viewer to be an expert, yet you do not talk down to us. And the cherry on top is your calm, soothing voice. When I want to learn a new stitch pattern, So Woolly is the only YT channel I turn to. Again, thank you.
I absolutely love how you teach. Instructions are complete and well told. Thank you for your excellence. I’ve cast on this shawl and am using a linen blend for a summer time wrap. ❤
This is absolutely beautiful! I've completed 2, half done with the third one. I'm using Lion Brand Truboo (rayon from bamboo). 3 skeins work for 1 shawl, 4 for an oversized (14 rows per stich pattern instead of 10 rows). The Truboo is very soft, silky feel, and the draping is gorgeous. Thank you so much for such a beautiful piece.
What a beautiful shawl and a lovely thing to wake up to. I am going to attempt to make this with your help. Thank you for your hard work to prepare the tutorial. Take care.
Hi I am having a difficult time with central stitch. I keep getting 2 stitches instead of one stitch. I'm not sure why this is happening. Thank you for your help.
I love your tutorials. I've just started this with a thicker yarn. Have a real curling nightmare and seem to be adding random stitches 😒 am only 5 Weeks into knitting so lots to learn. You have fabulous hands 🤩
Instructions from So Woolly are the best! Even a beginning knitter (like me) can knit a beautiful piece. I'm starting this today.
Amazing how much I learn watching you.❤❤❤❤
OMG! Thank you! You put a smile on my face today ❤️ Enjoy 😊
Very pretty. Thank you. 👌💕
Garder stich is knit on both sides?
On the writen instructions is purl and the vídeo shows knit
That’s my doubt
nice work 🌹🌹🌹🌹 thank you
How do I know how much yarn I need to make this lovely shawl? In your blog, you mentioned the weight, but how many yards if I am making it from a different weight yarn? Thank you--I have learned so much from your videos!
I love love love that you demonstrated in bulky yarn to make it easy to see and understand. Ingenious! Thank you from Florida, USA!
Thank you! Happy knitting 🤗
Muito bonito,Obrigada por compartilhar
I love your patterns and I've knitted your scarfs, but now I would like to make a triangular shawl for my granddaughter who is 9. What is the size for her? how do I mesure that? Can I use this pattern?
So thankfull if you could give some advice
Hello! I’m happy to hear it! Yes, you can use this pattern, because you’ll have control over the size of the shawl. You’ll knit until the desired width is reached. More or less, a 9 year old chest circumference could be around 25 inches. The shawl could be 30 inches wide (at the top, where you’ll bind it off). But again, you can decide when to bind off as you knit (try it on her).
I hope this helps! Happy knitting 😉
Thank you!! Now I can start 🤗🤗
Wow!❤
Beautiful...thank you! God Bless 💕👍
So, a double yarn over is just one stitch when you purl the return row?
Exactly
Thank you for making this so easy to understand. I frequently bypass patterns; the written words can be confusing to me, and due to my vision, graphs can be unreadable. I’m unable to focus on straight lines, particularly horizontal and vertical - basically, graphs - without them splitting in two, blurring and appearing to float and move. I’ve always been a visual learner and seek good videos. Unfortunately, many videos are not well made. To name a few problems: the instructor goes too fast; steps are glancing over or skipped altogether; each step is broken down into such minute pieces that the pattern becomes intolerably complicated; the instructor is boring. For me, your videos are ‘the Goldie Locks zone’: just right. You assume a certain level of skill without expecting your viewer to be an expert, yet you do not talk down to us. And the cherry on top is your calm, soothing voice. When I want to learn a new stitch pattern, So Woolly is the only YT channel I turn to. Again, thank you.
This is exactly the pattern I am looking for. I will be making it for a friend of 46 years!
I’m happy to hear it! Thank you and happy knitting 🧶
I absolutely love how you teach. Instructions are complete and well told. Thank you for your excellence. I’ve cast on this shawl and am using a linen blend for a summer time wrap. ❤
Thank you Julie! Don’t forget to share the pics! (@sowoolly on Instagram)
Wow! Excellent instructions. Thank you! ❤
A beautiful shawl from my favourite TH-camr. I hope to be competent enough to try making this soon
You make it look so easy😎 Putting it on my to do list. Thanks for sharing 😎
Thank you! Happy knitting 🤗
Thank you so much for this wonderful tutorial, you make it so easy!!
Wonderful ❤❤
This is absolutely beautiful! I've completed 2, half done with the third one. I'm using Lion Brand Truboo (rayon from bamboo). 3 skeins work for 1 shawl, 4 for an oversized (14 rows per stich pattern instead of 10 rows). The Truboo is very soft, silky feel, and the draping is gorgeous. Thank you so much for such a beautiful piece.
Thank you for your lovely comment 😊
Beautiful. Thank you so much for the tutorial. Such a beautiful shawl. I need to figure how to convert it to the knitting loom.
Thank you 😊
What a beautiful shawl and a lovely thing to wake up to. I am going to attempt to make this with your help. Thank you for your hard work to prepare the tutorial. Take care.
Thank you Marie 🤗
is there a written pattern for this shawl?
Yes, you’ll find it on my website (link below the title of the video, in the description box).
Hi I am having a difficult time with central stitch. I keep getting 2 stitches instead of one stitch. I'm not sure why this is happening. Thank you for your help.
Beautiful
Thank you 😊
I love your step by step videos!
Thank you ☺️!
Do you haave a paattern to use for a scarf using a gray varigated yarn?
Love this tutorial so so beautiful. I cannot wait to experiment with the techniques shown.
Very beautiful !!!Thank you !
Thank you for showing how to make a shawl❤❤❤❤❤😊😊
My pleasure! Happy knitting❣️❣️
Amazingly clear instructions! wonderful.
Thank you so much 😊
You made it look so simple. I love it.
Beautiful shawl thanks 🙏
You’re welcome! Happy knitting 🤗
I like this design ❤
Thank you ✨
You’re welcome! Thank you for your comment 😍
I love your tutorials. I've just started this with a thicker yarn. Have a real curling nightmare and seem to be adding random stitches 😒 am only 5 Weeks into knitting so lots to learn. You have fabulous hands 🤩
Thank you! You are very brave! It’s definitely a challenging project for an absolute beginner! Take it easy 😉