Free Easy Knitting Pattern How to Knit a 3 Wedge Shawl in Any Yarn
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You can find the PDF Cheat Sheet here: www.ravelry.com/patterns/libr...
And when it is up the video for the 2 Wedge Shawl will be here: to come
Thank you so much to Jen Lucas for designing this super fun and easy set of wedge shawls! You can find more about her designs and teaching on her website here: www.jenlucasdesigns.com/
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Instructions for Three Wedge Shawl
You can begin the work with a Garter Tab, to see a video on how to do this click here: • Tutorial: Garter Tab C...
Written instructions for this tab are:
CO 3 sts. Knit 10 rows. Turn work 90-degrees clockwise and pick up and knit 5 sts along the left edge. Turn work 90-degrees clockwise and pick up and knit 3 sts from CO edge-11 sts.
I chose to just cast on.
Cast On 11 sts
Set-Up
Next Row: (WS): knit all sts.
Set-Up Row 1 (RS): k3, [pm, yo, k1, yo, pm, k1 (this is a spine st)] twice, pm, yo, k1, yo, pm, k3-6 sts inc’d; 17 sts.
Set Up Row 2 (WS): knit all sts.
Repeated Section
Row 3 (RS): k3, [sm, yo, knit to next marker, yo, sm, k1] twice, sm, yo, knit to last marker, yo, sm, k3-6 sts inc’d.
Row 4 (WS): k3, purl to the last 3 sts, k3.
Row 5: k3, [sm, yo, knit to next marker, yo, sm, k1] twice, sm, yo, knit to last marker, yo, sm, k3-6 sts inc’d.
Row 6: k3, purl to the last 3 sts, k3.
Row 7: k3, [sm, yo, knit to next marker, yo, sm, k1] twice, sm, yo, knit to last marker, yo, sm, k3-6 sts inc’d.
Row 8: knit all sts.
Row 9: k3, [sm, yo, knit to next marker, yo, sm, k1] twice, sm, yo, knit to last marker, yo, sm, k3-6 sts inc’d.
Row 10: knit all sts.
Rep rows 3 - 10 to desired size, ending with row 10.
Finishing
BO loosely as follows:
*k2tog tbl, slip stitch from right needle, back to left needle; rep from * to end.
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I just found this tutorial today. I bought some yarn that I didn't need,but it was pretty... I had to get it. I was looking for a shawl pattern,and low and behold this wonderful video popped up. What a fun and easy manner you have I love your method of teaching. I have cast on my 11 stitches, found my stitch markers and off I go. Thank you so much for the tutorial
I hope you have lots of fun!
@@WatchBarbaraKnit so far so good 😊
Thank you so much Barbara! I really love watching and learning with you. You are a great teacher!
Thank you so much!
You r so fun.....knitting n laughing the whole time. It makes me so fun to learn something new. Succes for you!
Why knit if you're not having fun? LOL!
I just found you and I enjoy watching.
Thank you so much!
Great video. Thanks Barbara and Jen for this pattern/tutorial.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the lovely explanation and education. I'm a visual learner. This was much appreciated!
Glad it was helpful!
Ok ! I've been wanting to do this shawl !!! I love your choo choo to help with a problem!!! Lol your so fun to watch! Stay healthy!!!
I make thinking noises LOL!
WOW! WOW! You are an amazing knitter and teacher. I am so going to make this shawl for my daughter. Thank You
A joy to watch. And yes, I did jump when that YO was missed. So tense waiting for you to find it.
Thank you for the clear instructions.
LOL, I think this might be my only suspenseful video! But I did figure it out eventually. I am glad you enjoyed the video anyway.
I love this,the strait back is fantastic.and teaching the start up is perfect. I,m sooo happy to have found your channel. Hugs from Milwaukee 🤗..
I’m glad you found me too! And so happy you like the shawl.
I've been on the hunt for a shawl of this shape. Thanks to you and Jen Lucas for providing this pattern and tutorial. I always enjoy your relaxed approach to knitting, Barbara, and the obvious enjoyment you take in the craft.
I am so glad we could be of assistance!
Love the hahaha moments I know I can do them !! Lol I am a beginner but this tutorial makes me want to do this for myself . Thank you so much for teaching this Shall!!! Music incredible ♥️
You can totally do it!
Love it. Yarn is in mail....will be my next project. Reminds me of my Faroese shawl, from Oberlin's Folk Shawls.
I hope I get to see it!
Thank you so much for this video; love this shawl, will challenge myself to make this; consider myself a tad bit more than a beginner. Thanks again.
You can do it!
Using this pattern to make a chunky wedge shawl in a PAtons Shetland tweed for a Christmas present.....love it!
Great idea!! If you are in the FB group you should share pictures!
Your videos are always wonderful. Thank you!🇿🇦😷👍🙏
Glad you like them! Thank you!
Brilliant love pattern for 3 panel wedge shawl thank you
Glad you like it!
Thanks for another great video! I hope some day I can read my knitting as well as you can an fix my errors as you did!
You will get there!
Can't wait to make!
Have fun!
Thanks for your videos, bless you 😊
You are so welcome, thank you for watching!
you are marvelous. you are the first one that explications are so clear and I appreciate it. Even if I can’t read pattern, I will be able to make it easily. 💖
You can do it! Thank you for your kind words.
OMG I never thought of wrapping the yarn on the needle to find amount of yarn needed to cast on! Thank you so much 💓
You are so welcome!
After i finish my one shawl, I'm gonna give this one a try.
Yay! Make sure to share progress pics & tag me & Jen.
My LYS just had their one year anniversary, and they dyed a special colorway! I'm going to make this with it!
I hope you'll share pictures!
Per Zufall habe ich dieses Video gesehen und bin sofort in meinem Stash abgetaucht, habe Wolle gefunden und sofort diesen Schal angeschlagen 😎
Vielen Dank dafür 🤗
Danke schön! Viel Spaß beim Stricken!
Fantastic!! You're explanation opened my eyes! And watching you fix that mistake was wonderful -- thank you for leaving it in. I learn so much from you. Have a great day!
Thank you for saying that about the mistake. I was torn about it, but mistakes are a part of knitting and I want knitters to see it's not the end of the world.
Excellent video. Thank you so much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is great Barbara. I purchased your shawl pattern that is this shape and has the beautiful lace bottom. I'm a bit intimidated to start because it is the most ambitious thing I have attempted. This helped a lot. Knowing what I'm supposed to see emerge helps me to picture it in my head. Your relaxed, fun approach is just my speed. Thanks particularly for showing how to fix an error...from now on I'm going try try to puzzle it out more before ripping it back.
I believe you're referring to Annella Mollis, and while that does start like this, it changes for the lace trim. You can do it!
I want to thank you Barbara for this awesome video😊! I have been struggling with a certain shawl pattern, because I'm not an experienced knitter~I learned from my sister when I was 12, and she learned from our paternal grandmother (who taught me how to tat), so knitting is a generational gift, which I want to perpetuate🥰. I'm more experienced with crochet (55 years~ learned from my mother, who learned from our neighbor from Norway😊)~ but I can't wrap my head around the knitting techniques for shawl knitting (yet, lol😄). This video has helped me so much~ thank you very much for posting this😍🤩!
I am so glad that it is getting you where you want to be!
GREAT BIG LIGHT BULB GOES OFF! Thank you , thank you thank you, the paper with the circles really helped along with the instrutions review! Have knitted for almost 60 years, but only did simple things cause I would forget the stitch, the count or things wouldn't fit. Even though you left hand throw the yarn, this time I could follow, cause before, you would start knitting, and I would get lost ....💖💖🎵😘
I'm sorry that my continental knitting throws you off, but my right hand tensioning is just so bad LOL! Glad the arts & crafts cleared stuff up.
Thank you for the new tiny shawl pattern! I totally thought about making a baby doll blanket when you were describing the four wedge shawl. Most triangle shawls are isosceles triangles.
Spoiler alert: I love that you quickly discovered a missed yarn over and did a repair demo.
Geometry quiz answers
1) all three sides of an equilateral triangle are the same length
2) Isosceles triangles have two sides with the same length
LOL, I knew it was wrong as soon as it left my mouth. The four wedge is perfect for a bebbeh.
Great video thank you
I'm so glad you like it!
I am left handed but with the way you explain things, I think I can follow this. I'm going to cast on either tonight after work or first thing tomorrow evening. (I work for a nonprofit and we are all work from home for now. Watching this on my lunch break, hehe)
I have to look through my stash for a good yarn to use. I have a brand new set of Chia Goo needles that need breaking in!
You got this! As long as you know where you're going you can figure out how to get there.
Barbara, I am truly in love with your channel. I am sitting here watching this video and like what can I knit with this pattern? I can't purchase anything at the time. But I am taking notes and learning how to read a pattern as you do each stitch. You take the time to example it in step by step. That is what I have been looking for in a knitting video. By watching your channel I really have a good idea on how to understand a knitting pattern that is simple. You are an awesome teacher and thanks again.
Thank you so much for your kind words. Everyone learns differently, reading, doing, seeing ... I try to hit as many spots as possible so that maybe something will click for anyone who watches the video. I hope you have fun with the pattern!
@@WatchBarbaraKnit I am still working on it. BTW did you get my information?
Hi Barbara, I just ordered the Cheat Sheet although I'm still just practicing tension; I must have frogged out what I'm working on about 15 times (if not more)...😄
Thank you for this great video; you make it all look so easy...❣
Have a great evening & stay safe...🤗🥰
It looks easy because I have loads of practice. You'll get there!
@@WatchBarbaraKnit You put a smile on my face; thank you...🤗🥰
Thank you for spending so much time on this video and concept. You make knitting concepts so accessible! Could a M1R or M1L be substituted for some of the YO’s?
You could definitely substitute your preferred increase in place of the yarn overs. It's your shawl and it should look the way you want!
Hi Barbara, I am so glad you talk through each row of the pattern! When you first said it was a three wedge shawl I pictured making three different wedges and then sewing them together. I'm so glad that's not what is required! In the future when you use paper to illustrate a concept I would greatly appreciate it if the paper were a different color than the table. I could see the color of your hands moving and I'm assuming there was paper you were manipulating to show the concept, put all I saw was wavy motions. LOL I love your explanation of drape - that shwls need to be flooopy.
When I was editing the video I was concerned about the contrast in that part and you are completely right, I should have used either a different color paper or a different color background. I will try to to better next time.
@@WatchBarbaraKnit I truly appreciate everything you do to make your videos accessible! When I make comments please don't take them as criticism, I know you want to make your videos available to everyone so I let you know what would help me. I love your willingness to share your knowledge of knitting with everyone in a way that makes it possible for all to understand! Thanks again.
@WatchBarbaraKnit so true, most people, guard their knowledge, like it’s priceless.
Thanks again 🌹🌹🌹
My pleasure!
Hi, I just discovered your channel, is there a video for the 2 wedges shawl? Thank you!
This is the only video for this pattern. The technique is the same.
You are a good teacher
Why thank you!
Great tutorial. Would help to have a picture of the completed project
The tiny shawl you saw was my completed project. If you choose to make a larger shawl it will look pretty much exactly the same ... just bigger.
Nice Star Trek doll!
Thank you 🤗
Wow - how did you ever figure out how to fix the YO mistake? I’m impressed!
Fixing YOs isn't actually that bad among mistakes to fix. I'm going to think about how I can make a video on it.
Very pretty!
Help! I’m looking for the pattern for a knit parallelogram scarf/wrap.
There are several diagonal knitting patterns that become a rectangle shape.
How do I get the parallelogram shape??
I know it’s a simple variation of that diagonal pattern
Please help!?
Actually, the biased true rectangles are more difficult than the parallelogram. For the parallelogram you just cast on and knit on the bias. The only complicated part comes in when you are doing the math for the cast on because your cast on has a weird relationship to the width, you have to cast on more stitches than you think.
Hello, this is a great video and it gave me an idea, I don't know if someone asked this already BUT... wouldn't it be possible to make it 5 wedges? I hate it when shawls have an open gap or constantly fall off my shoulder (I am a very restless person and move a lot, even when I am just chilling) and having an extra wedge would eliminate this issue, right? also would it be smart to actually make it in one go, or would it be better to maybe make a 3 wedge shawl and a 2 wedge one and join them together?
You can certainly do 5 wedges, but this 3 wedge one stays on pretty well. And then there are 4 wedge ones that also stay on really well for example this one: www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/garter-dollop
Dear Barbara, I happily discovered you yesterday and fell in love with the Heart-Shaped Shawl . Here's the rub...I have begun that pattern at least 7 or 8 times (not miss-keyed) and have been unable to conquer it. This is not normal for me; giving you the numbers, I began knitting at the age of 7 and I am now a fiber "nut" and a retired accountant. I just sat down and began the 3-Wedge Shawl pattern; I am spot-on the very first time, all the way thru the whole page. HELP! (I can scream when I'm alone, like now.) I have tried everything I can think of, except standing on my head in a corner, to no avail. I really do like the Heart-Shaped Shawl, but will also continue with the 3-Wedge Shawl. Awaiting your kind reply. pj stitches!
I’m afraid I don’t know what advice I can provide that isn’t in the step-by-step heart shaped shawl video. Are you possibly having difficulties with the kYOk increase? I’m truly sorry this is so frustrating for you.
I have for years been hunting a shawl pattern that doesn't have those skinny rat tail endings that curl up and just look stringy. (Having at least 3 at a time indoor/outdoor cats who gift me with their dragged in prey I have bad associations to those wispy edges on most triangular shawls). Am I wrong in thinking Jen's edges here are more angular and robust? I will be starting with using up worsted stash yarns and when I get the hang, useo a combo of strands. I normally knit with multi strands but with all these yarn overs, there's no way I will get thru more than a few rows without mistakes. My second question is if you left the error would it just show up in that one place or probably the count totally off thereby screwing up the whole thing? In other words, could you have just added in an extra stitch above and not rescue the missed YO?Thanx for your meticulous attention to all you do, and your playful and you can do it too!!
approach. Blessings!
You could replace the yarn overs with make ones if that helps you. You just need increases. Stitch markers can really help with this. If the count is off by a wee bit then it shouldn't be a huge issue. But with the yarn overs it would be very visible in the increase lines if one was missing.
Hola Barbara, me gustan tus videos, pero podrías la próxima, activar los subtítulos en español ? No es posible activarlos por mi,parte si tú no lo has activado al momento de la grabación. ,,,,,,!
Can you use atria glue pattern stitch
I'm afraid I really do not understand this question.
Am new here and can’t find your link to the shawl
Links to everything I mention in the video are in the description notes below the video itself.
🥰🥰🥰🥰
Right back atcha.
Need the pattern for three panel shawl
It is in the description notes below the video.
I have trouble with the marker jumping-no other video has acknowledged they before
Someone recently mentioned to me that they have less problems with the YO jumping when they use triangularly shaped stitch markers. So that's something. Maybe I should make a whole video on jumping Yarn overs LOL?
👩🏼🦳 👌👍🏽 Thank you your tutorials “
You’re welcome 😊
Great design and tutorial as always. But one question: on your little model/doll is wearing the shawl, due to the cast on of 11 stitches and the way it is all divided up, it make a little semi-circle which actually fits the doll's neck very well. But since God blessed me wth thumbs, it becomes my model.
Do you find that the give of the yarn is enough to make the curve around the full sized neck of an adult as the 11 stitch is wrapping around your space cadet doll's neck? If I made one of your other tiny shawls, i could probably calculate the curve I'd need. Think it is a worthy project, cool to figure it out.
Once it gets larger that really doesn't factor into things. The curve doesn't get any larger it just sits at the back of your neck. If you don't like the curve you can use the pattern's instructions on making a garter tab.
I can't find the written pattern!!!!
You need to look in the description notes below the video. How you get there is dependent on what interface you are using, but there should be something you can click that says "Show More".
I was taught to never knit/pearl the first loop. Why are you knitting through the first? Is it because it's a shawl?
I’m uncertain why you would have been taught that. While I’ve run into patterns that have you slip the first stitch, I would say they are in the minority. I have a video on slipped stitch edges you might find interesting: Knitting with Slipped Stitch Edges How to do it and Why
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@@WatchBarbaraKnit thank you