How to make the shawl bigger: When you reach row 46, repeat row 38-46 until the shawl is as big as you want it, then do the border row. Thank you so much for watching. (I took 1000m of cotton/bamboo blend and did exactly this and it worked). xx How the shawl came about: I was so down and sat down, listening to some preaching as I often do, but nothing seemed to help that day. Then I decided to just focus and start naming things I'm grateful for - so really, I just started counting my blessings and by the end of that afternoon, this shawl was the result. So I see this really as a gift from the Lord. So, by His Grace! I hope that it will be a blessing to you too!! Thank you for your support. Ursula xx
Thank you for sharing this beautiful pattern and for showing a tutorial video. I, too, was feeling down as I was looking through crochet tutorials on TH-cam because it distracts me. Then I saw your tutorial and the shawl, then I thought Wow, this is beautiful. I need to count my blessings.. Thank you 💖
Thank you so much! I appreciate your kind words and that you took the time to write a comment. I've got a new shawl coming out in the next 14 days (!!)
It’s a really beautiful shawl! And I really like the colours in the shawl that you are wearing! Thank you so much for sharing it with us! And for your helpful tutorial!❤!!!
Wonderful! Barbara if you are active on Facebook and once you're done with it, you are welcome to (no pressure) post a pic in our FB group. Every Monday I do a livestream and then I go over to FB and show my TH-cam viewers what ppl have been posting in the FB group! Loving it.
Absolutely wonderful tutorial. It is very clear and very easy to follow. It is a gorgeous shawl. I will enjoy wearing it very much.Thank you for sharing such a fabulous shawl with us! ❤️
Wonderful! I've seen the border and what a great idea, it looks so good, I'd wear it on a night out. Thank you for your love and support, I really appreciate it so much.
Whaaaaat!!!! I'm so so impressed with you! Oh my goodness, Maribel, I'm so proud of you and so so grateful. I hope you are happy with the end product. xxx
This is my next project. I kept fast forwarding to get the pattern in my head. I've got some gorgeous Heather colours purple and greens variagated yarn. Can't wait. Think I got the bobble border, love it. It really finishes the shawl off.
Thank you ! You are an amazing teacher glad I found your channel. Been wanting to crochet this kind of shawl. Love it. I enjoyed so much your tutorial. I am a big fan of yours❤❤❤ hug and kisses from San Diego😊
Great job! I'm so happy for you. I have two of these shawls and I put them together with buttons in the back and front and it actually looks like a poncho/cardigan. So wonderful on hot days when you just want something light to cover you. If you are on facebook, consider posting in our fb group. Every monday we have a livestream and then we go over to fb to see what everyone posted. This way my YT viewers get to see your creations. Fb group is same name as the channel. It's a private group and you must fill in a few questions. xx
hello i do not know how i have never came across your channel before but i found it now , this shawl has to be one of the most beauti9ful ones i have ever seen or made, and i have made a LOT of shawls from my own designs and patterns and sold hundreds of them in my business and i do not compliment easily as i see thousands of patterns yearly for both crochet and sewing, for my business and my grandsons business, this shawl however will be for my personal collection thanks so much
I LOVE crochet alongs! It’s soooo satisfying to get to the end of the tutorial and have a completed project. And this pattern is as beautiful as it is simple. I just ordered more cotton cake yarns to make more. I’m so glad I found you. 😊
Thank you, Ursula, I have used these instructions to begin my single crochet, semi circle shawl. I am using a stitch I also learned from you. The single crochet, ch 1, repeat, then sc in each ch space. Perhaps it will turn out like a blanket of sorts, I am using a yarn 50% wool and 50% alpaca. I usually don't get expensive yarn, so I really want this one to turn out beautiful. Thank you. Hugs. 😊
THANK YOU so so much for your support in this! I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this. I really am so grateful. This entire shawl is chains, single crochet and double crochet. That's it.
Thank you for sharing your inspiration for this beautiful shawl! I am very much enjoying making this at the moment. I am down very often these days as I am now disable and my health is declining rapidly. Crocheting/knitting and my Lord is what keeps me sane and going. I usually make triangle shawls for women who are alone/going through tough times, and I happened upon your channel and am very thankful I did. Thank you also for the time stamps, they help greatly! God bless! New subscriber as well!
Sweetie I’m working on your beautiful shawl pattern. Perfect instructions and tutorial. I’m using Lion brand Shawl in a cake metallic petals the colors are magenta 😆 dark blues and purples.💕
Wonderful! I'm so glad you like it. i love the putting together of the two to make a lovely poncho. It fits fitted around the shoulders and flairs out beautifully. love it. but the blue one i made i'll wear as a scarf. Have a blessed week. xx
Beautiful shawl! Can’t wait to make it. You are a very good teacher besides. I’m working on the friend one now but thinner yarn than I’m used to. IfI got the name wrong on the one I’m working on, I will make a correction.
@@nataliesmith4783 Ursula doesn't buy subscribers. I think you are insulting her. If I'm wrong sorry for this message. She said on her lives she gets alot off new subscribers since she is doing the shorts.
Thanks for coming, I really appreciate it. Have a look at my playlists because I try and put everything in a playlist to make it easier for ppl to find the content they're specifically looking for. Have a blessed week.
Thank you so much for your effort and amazing tutorial ❤️ I was looking for a nice pattern for my first gift for my mother-in-law. I love how patient you are and how great you explain everything. I am on row 34 and enjoying it very much. I use a different mixture of yarn and is getting beautiful. One what I found useful for me is putting a stitch marker every time at the beginning of a new row in the first stitch. Otherwise, I was lost and made mistakes. Thank you so much ❤️
Awesome! Thank you! I'm so glad you found me too. Have a blessed weekend. I hope to see you in one of my livestreams, maybe, depending on the time difference I do a livestream on a Monday and Friday, like starting the week out with you and ending the week with you. Then on a Wednesday I co-host Linda Simpson Designs livestream. I do have notifications up so that you can set a reminder. Just type Omgrannysquare in the search bar of TH-cam and it will come up - the notifications. Then just hit "set your reminder". Ta-ta. Ursula xx
Ciao! Ero alla ricerca di un pattern giusto per la treccia in 100% cotone tinta a mano PALETTE di KATIA e ho scoperto te e questa meravigliosa spiegazione. Grazie mille e complimenti!🤗
Just finished the shawl, but couldn’t do the bobbles after several attempts. Mine were not as pretty as your bobbles and looked very wonky lol. Loved making the shawl, which will be a birthday present for my son’s girlfriend who is from Mozambique. X
Hi, so I am working on a much thinner thread. I will have to do more than 46 rows. But the increase in your rows are not uniform. Sometimes it's after 40 dc sometimes after 70 dc sometimes after 60 dc. How do I move forward if I have to do more rows after row 46? There is no standard repetition of row 11 to row 19. Please help. Cannot give up the project as have already completed 31 rows.
Hi there Nadia!! It always warms my heart to find a fellow South African on the TH-cam streets!! Thanks so much for leaving a lovely comment. xx I've got a new shawl coming out in the next week or so. Much just finish filming, and between loadshedding and internet problems at the moment, ugh. but it will get done. xx
@@OMGrannySquare well done on such an awesome tutorial, very easy to follow and I'm making this one now already 😁 the struggled of load shedding AND you're still filming! Well done and keep it up ❤
Hi, I'm working on this pattern using DK Weight yarn. On row 16, the chain 4 caused it to go frilly (too many sts), so I'm trying ch 2 in-between, see if that works. I'll see how it looks in a couple more rows. Need a break.
Yes you can! I've pinned a comment on the top of the comments on how to make it bigger. You basically take the last repeat and repeat that. I hope that makes sense. Check out the pinned comments.
Going to attempt to make it bigger I’m not even half way thru my yarn but almost at the end of the pattern. Yarn gods please take the wheel 😂 love how it’s coming out tho 🌈
Hi there, you can make it bigger. I have not made it bigger, personally, so I will not want to give out numbers, but I can say this, rows 11-19 is the repeat, so the LAST pattern repeat is from row 38 to 46. I think it would be safe to just repeat that (row 38 to 46) but as I say. I have not done it myself but other ppl have done it.
Hi Grace, yes check the description box. This was a pattern on ravelry and then after one year i make my patterns free. All my patterns have tutorials. Thanks for watching.
Hello! I started making the shawl, i'm at row 12 & it looks beautiiiful, thank you for the aweeesomee tutorial, the effort you put in is amazing! ❤ i have a question though, now i'm using a thinner yarn & a smaller hook as my mother likes it thin and it will be a gift for her :) so the shawl is relatively small than yours. I want to keep crocheting after row 46 & i saw a comment about making the shawl larger and your answer to it, but i didn't understand how to. I don't want to go all the way till row 46 and end up with a small shawl 😢😂 can you explain to me a little bit detailly how to continue after row 46, so i can continue making the shawl with a peaceful mind, without the fear of ending up with a very small shawl? Thank you in advance & congrats again for shooting such a successful tutorial. Best regards from Turkey 🎉❤
When you reach row 46, repeat row 38-46 until the shawl is as big as you want it, then do the border row. Does that make sense? Email me or comment and if need be, I'll explain further. Thank you so much for watching. (I took 1000m of cotton/bamboo blend and did exactly this and it worked). xx
Red Heart It's A Wrap Rainbow Yarn-Couture. I had to go look it up. It is available at Walmart online and also on the Red Heart and Yarnspirations website.
Thank you for the amazing pattern, I’m working on my own, but I have a question please: should I count the 2 first DC when I start counting my stitches? Because I’m a little bit confused I’m in Row 19 now and I noticed that there is always 2 stitches more.
Hi sweetie, yes you should count all the stitches except the ch1 at the beginning of a row. That ch1 is just to give it a smooth edging. If you want a quick fix, then you can, the next time you do a row with only double crochet stitches, just decrease by 2 stitches or skip 2 increases, so that you have the same count as the pattern. BUT, if it is working out for you then keep going because ultimately if you can make it work with 2 stitches more or one stitch less, then no worries. If you're already at row 19 then you should be able to see that it's all good, otherwise, play it safe and adjust stitch count as I suggested above. Let me know if it works out sweetie.
I am working this shawl and tried playing yarn chicken and lost on row 43. I am going to start making a second one and work it until I can get more yarn for the first one
Oh dear! I hate yarn chicken. I hope it works out for you. I've done one where I used two of the same cakes. and the one cake was enough (and left over, but not enough for, let's say, another row) and the 2nd cake was just not enough (made it to nearly the end of the cake). So I think in my case, one of the cakes definitely had less yardage. Ugh. I hope it works out for you sweetie. THanks for watching and question: if you make two of the same, do you plan to turn it into a poncho like i did? I truly love wearing it as a poncho
@@OMGrannySquare hi Ursula. I may try to make the poncho another time. The two i have as wips right now are completely different yarns. I love this pattern though. It works up beautifully. I feel the same way about the different cakes. I've had that happen with other projects.
Hello again! 😊 now i've come to row 46, you know i asked you about how to continue after row 46. And you gave me an answer saying that i should continue by repeating rows 38-46. I have a little question though :) you know in row 45-46 we increase by 80 dc & and we do that 3 times. So as i continue, as the stitch count will increase, should i increase by 80 4 times for example? Or should i keep increasing every 80th stitch 3 times no matter how big the shawl gets? I hope you understand what i'm asking and thank you in advance. Ps: maybe i should increase by 90 in the progressing rows (in row 54 for example)? If so, what is the ratio that i should multiply the increase by? Hope it's clear enough ❤ btw the shawl looks veeerrry pretty. Thank u so much again for the tutorial, it definitely shows how much effort u put in 💖
Hi Dalya. It's been a while Reply since I did the big one, but what I remember is that I simply repeated those rows again. And it worked. I don't quite understand the question the way you put it (sorry!!) but the principle is, or the answer to your question is, ask yourself, by how many stitches did the DOUBLE CROCHET ROW increase? And just see to it that in your extra rows you have the same amount of stitches that increase. The AMOUNT of stitches that is increased in the DOUBLE CROCHET ROWS (not the pattern rows), is what you should stick to.
Hi thank you for the pattern! I am loving it but at row 10 my stitch count is over 61... and i have followed everything that was mentioned. So am confused if i am making some mistake
Row 9 and row 10 is both double crochet rows. I call it that. It only has double crochet stitches and increases where indicated. So question: Was your stitch count still on track at the end of row 9? 53 sts. Row 10 should be 61 sts and at the end of row 11 it is 63 sts, so there is only a 2st increase. Best is to check your stitch count at the end of each row so that if there is something wrong, you can pick it up real quick. Thank you so much for choosing to do this shawl.
Hi now in row 12 I am getting only 65 stitches.. instead of 70. I have done 2 DC in 1st st then 15 DC in each stitch then increase but when I do 10 DC (1 in each st) I get 1 DC on 2 stitches in some parts. Wonder if that's a mistake?
I specifically buy two cakes of yarn (1000M each) for every shawl I make. I generally use about 1500-1700 m per shawl because, well it's a shawl. Well, I'm now on row 39 and I've only used up not even half of one of the cakes. I don't know whether to frog the entire thing or try and figure out myself how to make it actually the size of a shawl and not a scarf...any suggestions would be appreciated.
Hi, I'm just quering the stitch count, eg. I got to 117 on row 19, but row 20, I have 12 stitches more? I have followed the pattern very carefully but all the increases on row 20 (12 in all) makes the number incorrect. Should I just not do all the increases? Confusing to me 🫢🤔 Thanks Lyn🎉
Hi there, Good on you for checking the stitch count each row, that way, if things go wrong, you will know where it still was correct. So it sounds like in row 19 you are still on track. I see in row 20 there is only a 3 stitch increase. So end of row 20 is 120sts. Row 20 is basically a windows row. So the reason why you get more, 3 more stitches only, in row 20 is because of the 1dc in the beginning extra, the 1dc in the end extra, and the extra 1ch at the end. Only in Row 21 do you do increases again. 126sts at the end of Row 21. I hope that it works out for you. Otherwise, please email me a picture or post in the facebook Group so that we can help you out.
@OMGrannySquare I frogged back to row 18 and redid 19 & 20 but still ended up with the same, so I carried on and further into the pattern I came right with the count. I'll take a photo of the finished shawl so you can see how it worked out. It's going to my sister in Australia for her birthday in early December. I know it's hot there, but she could use this on cooler evenings.
OMGrannySquare I went to Ravelry to try and find the written pattern ,but when I type Ursula Wood Designs into the search, it says "nothing found". ??????
Tammy, once you've done the rows you'll see that the idea is to get the stitches to increase each row by the amount of stitches we started with in row 1. So I've made it bigger by just keeping this in mind. Others have made it bigger even without directions and by just keeping the pattern going. I think it's relatively easy to increase the size.
Yep a ch1 is a st. I can't not count chains, see? I did a double check in the PDF document and it is right. So you are right, if you get 46 sts (including the chains).
Hi Melody, I live in Cape Town South Africa. This yarn is available in the USA and also in Cape Town. Actually even in Europe. On Ravelry you can type in the yarn and it will give you a substitute that would be easier to find in your area. I hope it works out for you.
Hi! Beautiful pattern, beautifully taught. One question, after finishing a row & we count, do we include the two starting stitches & two stitches at the end?🤔
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How to make the shawl bigger: When you reach row 46, repeat row 38-46 until the shawl is as big as you want it, then do the border row. Thank you so much for watching. (I took 1000m of cotton/bamboo blend and did exactly this and it worked). xx
How the shawl came about: I was so down and sat down, listening to some preaching as I often do, but nothing seemed to help that day. Then I decided to just focus and start naming things I'm grateful for - so really, I just started counting my blessings and by the end of that afternoon, this shawl was the result. So I see this really as a gift from the Lord. So, by His Grace! I hope that it will be a blessing to you too!! Thank you for your support. Ursula xx
That’s amazing. Such a beautiful shawl, Ursula. 💕
Thank you for sharing this beautiful pattern and for showing a tutorial video. I, too, was feeling down as I was looking through crochet tutorials on TH-cam because it distracts me. Then I saw your tutorial and the shawl, then I thought Wow, this is beautiful. I need to count my blessings.. Thank you 💖
@@lorenabell2252 Awh Lorena! Thank you so much for sharing with me. I so appreciate your kind words. xx
Gorgeous shawl, easy to understand tutorial, just what I have been looking for! Thank you!❤
A true blessing…I saw this and wanted to make it right away! It perked me up too! Thank you so much … I thank the Lord for you
Just finished my first shawl. It is beautiful. Your guidance was wonderful. Thank you.
Just the best explanation I have ever come across on iTunes, every row covered and shown to perfection, thank you.
Also so easy to see your stitches…good camera work!
Thank you so much 🙂
I love the really detailed tutorial. It means I’ve only undone a row once. It’s so simple to follow.
I'm glad 😊 Thank you so much
Thank you, this is a beautiful shawl and this tutorial is so very easy to understand and follow you. Your a very good teacher.
Thank you so much! I appreciate your kind words and that you took the time to write a comment. I've got a new shawl coming out in the next 14 days (!!)
This is a STUNNING,and GORGEOUS shawl!!!THANK YOU ❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
I'm on row 20 and stopped for the evening. I love how you go slow and through the entire shawl
Thank you so much! I so appreciate you watching.
This is a lovely pattern, I like that you gave a section to make it bigger too. I am excited to start making one soon! Thank you!
Thank you so much for watching. I really appreciate it.
Absolutely beautiful! And easy to do. I could listen to your voice all day:) Thank you so much!
Wow, thank you!
Thank you for this. You are a pleasure to listen to and the shawl is lovely and elegant.
Thank you so much!
It’s a really beautiful shawl! And I really like the colours in the shawl that you are wearing! Thank you so much for sharing it with us! And for your helpful tutorial!❤!!!
You are so welcome!
I love this shawl. The pattern is so well written and the tutorial is fantastic. Thank you, Ursula!
Thank you so much!
The tutorial is the best. I love this shawl. Can’t wait til I’ve finished this because it’s too thick. (Practise) then I’ll do a lacy one
I've made one in 3 weight yarn, a cake that changes colours, and wear it as a lovely cowl.
You are an amazing teacher!!! I can’t wait till my yarn comes today so I can make my shawl with you!!
Wonderful! Barbara if you are active on Facebook and once you're done with it, you are welcome to (no pressure) post a pic in our FB group. Every Monday I do a livestream and then I go over to FB and show my TH-cam viewers what ppl have been posting in the FB group! Loving it.
Absolutely wonderful tutorial. It is very clear and very easy to follow. It is a gorgeous shawl. I will enjoy wearing it very much.Thank you for sharing such a fabulous shawl with us! ❤️
Thank you so much!
Working on the border!!! Can't wait to post pics!
Wonderful! I've seen the border and what a great idea, it looks so good, I'd wear it on a night out. Thank you for your love and support, I really appreciate it so much.
Beautiful. I’m done with mine. 🥰
Whaaaaat!!!! I'm so so impressed with you! Oh my goodness, Maribel, I'm so proud of you and so so grateful. I hope you are happy with the end product. xxx
That's awesome!! I just started mine.🤗
Love this. I think I can do this. So glad you popped up on my timeline ❤
Hi there! Thanks for watching. I wrote it so that a beginner can make a lace shawl!!
Absolutely gorgeous shawl! The tutorial is very thorough and quite easy to follow. Thank you for sharing your beautiful work with us.
Thank you so much!
This is my next project. I kept fast forwarding to get the pattern in my head. I've got some gorgeous Heather colours purple and greens variagated yarn. Can't wait. Think I got the bobble border, love it. It really finishes the shawl off.
Thank you ! You are an amazing teacher glad I found your channel. Been wanting to crochet this kind of shawl. Love it. I enjoyed so much your tutorial. I am a big fan of yours❤❤❤ hug and kisses from San Diego😊
Thank you so much for your kind words!! Have a blessed weekend
Very beautiful shawl Ursula!!!🙂❤❤
Thanks again. Have a blessed week xx
I almost finished it 🎉...It is very easy very simple and soooooooo elegant ❤❤
Great job! I'm so happy for you. I have two of these shawls and I put them together with buttons in the back and front and it actually looks like a poncho/cardigan. So wonderful on hot days when you just want something light to cover you. If you are on facebook, consider posting in our fb group. Every monday we have a livestream and then we go over to fb to see what everyone posted. This way my YT viewers get to see your creations. Fb group is same name as the channel. It's a private group and you must fill in a few questions. xx
It is on my list for summer. It looks beautiful. I love your voice and they way you explain things, thank you. I have subscribed🇬🇧🏵👌👏
Hi Sandra sweetie, thank you so much. I've made about 5 in total now. The border is a pain to make but so so worth it. Have a blessed week.
hello i do not know how i have never came across your channel before but i found it now , this shawl has to be one of the most beauti9ful ones i have ever seen or made, and i have made a LOT of shawls from my own designs and patterns and sold hundreds of them in my business and i do not compliment easily as i see thousands of patterns yearly for both crochet and sewing, for my business and my grandsons business, this shawl however will be for my personal collection thanks so much
Thank you for your kind words.
Gorgeous !!! I’ve saved it so I can look and possibly make it a little later. Loved your video and I “ threw yarn in your window “😉😉
Thank you so much 💓
I love your detailed explanation and perfect demonstration :) It is so beautiful :) Thank you so much :)
Thank you so much for watching!
About ready to try this shawl next. I think it's beautiful.
عجبني كثير 👍.شكرا لك .سوف اعمل مثله بالاعتماد على الفديو 🌸
Thank you for the pattern, I like half circle shawls but there are not a lot of them and often complicated.
I LOVE crochet alongs! It’s soooo satisfying to get to the end of the tutorial and have a completed project. And this pattern is as beautiful as it is simple. I just ordered more cotton cake yarns to make more. I’m so glad I found you. 😊
Thank you for making me smile as I started to watch your video and you folding that gorgeous shawl 🤩. You are amazing 🥰
I'm so glad!
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I love your language it's very easy l understand every word
Your method also very easy ❤❤❤❤
Thanks alot
Thank you so much 😀 for those kind words. I really appreciate it so much. Have a blessed week.
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Thank you, Ursula, I have used these instructions to begin my single crochet, semi circle shawl. I am using a stitch I also learned from you. The single crochet, ch 1, repeat, then sc in each ch space. Perhaps it will turn out like a blanket of sorts, I am using a yarn 50% wool and 50% alpaca. I usually don't get expensive yarn, so I really want this one to turn out beautiful. Thank you. Hugs. 😊
Wonderful!
Thank 😊 you soo much for the correct number of stich counts .❤😊
Hi Ursula, just beautiful work. This is on my list to make. Thank you so much. Blessings my friend.
Loved it sooooo much I’m making my second one !! Tysm !! I’ve gotten sooo many compliments on my shawl ❤
Thanks for watching. I really appreciate it. I'm so happy for you!!
very beautiful I made two virus shawls I really loved making them I saved this so I can come back and use it
Sounds great! Thank you for visiting
Just found your channel and can't wait to make this. Thank you so much for not going too fast, you are a great teacher, now I will subscribe.😊
Thanks so much for this and your lovely pattern! I have to make a Santa hat and get on a few other wips, but hope to start this beauty soon!
Genius about using the baubles as buttons!
THANK YOU so so much for your support in this! I cannot tell you how much I appreciate this. I really am so grateful. This entire shawl is chains, single crochet and double crochet. That's it.
I came from John Boys channel, I will definitely be making this after I finish my virus shawl. I love the concept and it looks beautiful!
Awesome! Thank you!
Lavoro molto bello e spiegato benissimo
Grazie
Loving the shawl only on row 12 but I am making it with Kelli. Ursula everything you make is awesome, I love your beautiful work💕🤗
Thank you so much! I really appreciate it coming from you. xx
Juchuu !! works - thank you !
What a relief. I'm so glad it all works out.
Thank you for sharing your inspiration for this beautiful shawl! I am very much enjoying making this at the moment. I am down very often these days as I am now disable and my health is declining rapidly. Crocheting/knitting and my Lord is what keeps me sane and going. I usually make triangle shawls for women who are alone/going through tough times, and I happened upon your channel and am very thankful I did. Thank you also for the time stamps, they help greatly! God bless! New subscriber as well!
Sweetie I’m working on your beautiful shawl pattern. Perfect instructions and tutorial. I’m using Lion brand Shawl in a cake metallic petals the colors are magenta 😆 dark blues and purples.💕
Wonderful! I'm so glad you like it. i love the putting together of the two to make a lovely poncho. It fits fitted around the shoulders and flairs out beautifully. love it. but the blue one i made i'll wear as a scarf. Have a blessed week. xx
Beautiful shawl! Can’t wait to make it. You are a very good teacher besides. I’m working on the friend one now but thinner yarn than I’m used to. IfI got the name wrong on the one I’m working on, I will make a correction.
Thank you for watching
Love this shawl. It is on my “to do” list! Excellent tutorial.
Thank you! 😊
Starting it today, have ur pattern downloaded, this tutorial will help me along thank u so much
Thank you so much.
Eres muy buena maestra. Has puesto mucha dedicación y esfuerzo, muchas gracias por compartir.❤😘
Thank you so much for watching. I hope you enjoy the shawl!
Great shawl ! I made it. ❤
Yay, thank you!
Hi Ursula great pattern and tutorial 🥰❤️
THANK YOU! I so appreciate you saying that xx
@@nataliesmith4783 Ursula doesn't buy subscribers. I think you are insulting her. If I'm wrong sorry for this message. She said on her lives she gets alot off new subscribers since she is doing the shorts.
I had already saved this shawl in my raverly before I clicked to view the video.
Hello my name is JoAnn ,I'm a new sub. Can't wait to see all u have in your videos .God Bless.
Thanks for coming, I really appreciate it. Have a look at my playlists because I try and put everything in a playlist to make it easier for ppl to find the content they're specifically looking for. Have a blessed week.
Good morning my sister, I'm all done, and I'll be sharing on my #Julymakes2022 challenge and on your facebook page. Great tutorial. :)
THANK YOU!!
Absolutely gorgeous and making one now.
Thank you so much for your effort and amazing tutorial ❤️
I was looking for a nice pattern for my first gift for my mother-in-law.
I love how patient you are and how great you explain everything. I am on row 34 and enjoying it very much. I use a different mixture of yarn and is getting beautiful. One what I found useful for me is putting a stitch marker every time at the beginning of a new row in the first stitch. Otherwise, I was lost and made mistakes. Thank you so much ❤️
Thank you so much for your kind words.
Wat een mooi patroon.
Groetjes
Mirna Rudolph uit Den Haag.
Thank you so much for your kind words. I really appreciate it. Geseende dag verder. Groete Ursula
Beautiful shawl❤️will definitely put on my to do list. I found you through a link from my previous yarnery. So glad I found you!
Awesome! Thank you! I'm so glad you found me too. Have a blessed weekend. I hope to see you in one of my livestreams, maybe, depending on the time difference I do a livestream on a Monday and Friday, like starting the week out with you and ending the week with you. Then on a Wednesday I co-host Linda Simpson Designs livestream. I do have notifications up so that you can set a reminder. Just type Omgrannysquare in the search bar of TH-cam and it will come up - the notifications. Then just hit "set your reminder". Ta-ta. Ursula xx
Ciao! Ero alla ricerca di un pattern giusto per la treccia in 100% cotone tinta a mano PALETTE di KATIA e ho scoperto te e questa meravigliosa spiegazione. Grazie mille e complimenti!🤗
Beautiful can’t wait to make one
Thank you! 😊
Very nicely explained .thanks mam
thank you sweetie, I appreciate you watching
I have made one which is looking fantastic.Thanks and download more projects pls
Just finished the shawl, but couldn’t do the bobbles after several attempts. Mine were not as pretty as your bobbles and looked very wonky lol. Loved making the shawl, which will be a birthday present for my son’s girlfriend who is from Mozambique. X
Awh Joanne, so sorry about those bobbles. I'm sure his girlfriend will love it. Have an awesome weekend. xx
Hi, so I am working on a much thinner thread. I will have to do more than 46 rows. But the increase in your rows are not uniform. Sometimes it's after 40 dc sometimes after 70 dc sometimes after 60 dc. How do I move forward if I have to do more rows after row 46? There is no standard repetition of row 11 to row 19. Please help. Cannot give up the project as have already completed 31 rows.
Luv this...thx for sharing ❣️
Thank you so much!
So pretty!!!
New subscriber John Boys Crochet shouted you out love this shawl
Awesome! Thank you! I really appreciate that so much.
Excellent tutorial ❤
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it.
Thank you 🥰🤗
You’re welcome 😊
Helooo from South Africa 😁 happy to find your channel! Let’s crochet together 😁😁😁
Hi there Nadia!! It always warms my heart to find a fellow South African on the TH-cam streets!! Thanks so much for leaving a lovely comment. xx I've got a new shawl coming out in the next week or so. Much just finish filming, and between loadshedding and internet problems at the moment, ugh. but it will get done. xx
@@OMGrannySquare well done on such an awesome tutorial, very easy to follow and I'm making this one now already 😁 the struggled of load shedding AND you're still filming! Well done and keep it up ❤
Hi, I'm working on this pattern using DK Weight yarn. On row 16, the chain 4 caused it to go frilly (too many sts), so I'm trying ch 2 in-between, see if that works. I'll see how it looks in a couple more rows. Need a break.
Hi the half circle one is lovely and can I make it bigger because I like it plenty of room to wrap all around me xx
Yes you can! I've pinned a comment on the top of the comments on how to make it bigger. You basically take the last repeat and repeat that. I hope that makes sense. Check out the pinned comments.
Sooo beautiful!!
Thank you!!
Making this now with sultan deluxe from Hobbii using a rainbow color. Ty for sharing 😊
Going to attempt to make it bigger I’m not even half way thru my yarn but almost at the end of the pattern. Yarn gods please take the wheel 😂 love how it’s coming out tho 🌈
Love this shawl! How many row repeats does it have?
Love it
Me encantooo me enamore y entendi perfecto a pesar que hablamos dostintos idiomas saludos de Argentina❤
Muchas gracias por mirar. Realmente lo aprecio. Saludos cordiales, Úrsula.
Hi! Love the pattern, I am on row 46 now. Is there a way to make this shawl bigger with more repeats? What rows should I repeat?
Hi there, you can make it bigger. I have not made it bigger, personally, so I will not want to give out numbers, but I can say this, rows 11-19 is the repeat, so the LAST pattern repeat is from row 38 to 46. I think it would be safe to just repeat that (row 38 to 46) but as I say. I have not done it myself but other ppl have done it.
I'm gonna try ❤
that a nice shawls ty
Beautiful shawl! This came up in my TH-cam feed when searching for a semi-circle pattern. Is there a written pattern available?
Hi Grace, yes check the description box. This was a pattern on ravelry and then after one year i make my patterns free. All my patterns have tutorials. Thanks for watching.
Hello! I started making the shawl, i'm at row 12 & it looks beautiiiful, thank you for the aweeesomee tutorial, the effort you put in is amazing! ❤ i have a question though, now i'm using a thinner yarn & a smaller hook as my mother likes it thin and it will be a gift for her :) so the shawl is relatively small than yours. I want to keep crocheting after row 46 & i saw a comment about making the shawl larger and your answer to it, but i didn't understand how to. I don't want to go all the way till row 46 and end up with a small shawl 😢😂 can you explain to me a little bit detailly how to continue after row 46, so i can continue making the shawl with a peaceful mind, without the fear of ending up with a very small shawl? Thank you in advance & congrats again for shooting such a successful tutorial. Best regards from Turkey 🎉❤
When you reach row 46, repeat row 38-46 until the shawl is as big as you want it, then do the border row. Does that make sense? Email me or comment and if need be, I'll explain further. Thank you so much for watching. (I took 1000m of cotton/bamboo blend and did exactly this and it worked). xx
@@OMGrannySquare this explanation is perfectly enough, thank you so much & for the quick answer too! 💖
What is the name of the yarn of the shawl you are wearing in the video? It’s beautiful.
Red Heart It's A Wrap Rainbow Yarn-Couture. I had to go look it up. It is available at Walmart online and also on the Red Heart and Yarnspirations website.
Thank you for the amazing pattern, I’m working on my own, but I have a question please: should I count the 2 first DC when I start counting my stitches? Because I’m a little bit confused I’m in Row 19 now and I noticed that there is always 2 stitches more.
Hi sweetie, yes you should count all the stitches except the ch1 at the beginning of a row. That ch1 is just to give it a smooth edging. If you want a quick fix, then you can, the next time you do a row with only double crochet stitches, just decrease by 2 stitches or skip 2 increases, so that you have the same count as the pattern. BUT, if it is working out for you then keep going because ultimately if you can make it work with 2 stitches more or one stitch less, then no worries. If you're already at row 19 then you should be able to see that it's all good, otherwise, play it safe and adjust stitch count as I suggested above. Let me know if it works out sweetie.
@@OMGrannySquare yes,it works!!! 😍😍😍 I decreased by 2 stitches and adjust my work, thanks for your advice💕
Hi I love the blue colored yarn , but I can’t find it , can you tell me where you bought it 😊 thank you
I live in SOuth Africa and I bought it at my Local Yarn Store. Try and go to Ravelry, because they will give you advice on yarn substitutes
@@OMGrannySquare thank you
Can you use yarn art flowers with this pattern?
I am working this shawl and tried playing yarn chicken and lost on row 43. I am going to start making a second one and work it until I can get more yarn for the first one
Oh dear! I hate yarn chicken. I hope it works out for you. I've done one where I used two of the same cakes. and the one cake was enough (and left over, but not enough for, let's say, another row) and the 2nd cake was just not enough (made it to nearly the end of the cake). So I think in my case, one of the cakes definitely had less yardage. Ugh. I hope it works out for you sweetie. THanks for watching and question: if you make two of the same, do you plan to turn it into a poncho like i did? I truly love wearing it as a poncho
@@OMGrannySquare hi Ursula. I may try to make the poncho another time. The two i have as wips right now are completely different yarns. I love this pattern though. It works up beautifully. I feel the same way about the different cakes. I've had that happen with other projects.
Hello again! 😊 now i've come to row 46, you know i asked you about how to continue after row 46. And you gave me an answer saying that i should continue by repeating rows 38-46. I have a little question though :) you know in row 45-46 we increase by 80 dc & and we do that 3 times. So as i continue, as the stitch count will increase, should i increase by 80 4 times for example? Or should i keep increasing every 80th stitch 3 times no matter how big the shawl gets? I hope you understand what i'm asking and thank you in advance. Ps: maybe i should increase by 90 in the progressing rows (in row 54 for example)? If so, what is the ratio that i should multiply the increase by? Hope it's clear enough ❤ btw the shawl looks veeerrry pretty. Thank u so much again for the tutorial, it definitely shows how much effort u put in 💖
Hi Dalya. It's been a while Reply
since I did the big one, but what I remember is that I simply repeated those rows again. And it worked. I don't quite understand the question the way you put it (sorry!!) but the principle is, or the answer to your question is, ask yourself, by how many stitches did the DOUBLE CROCHET ROW increase? And just see to it that in your extra rows you have the same amount of stitches that increase. The AMOUNT of stitches that is increased in the DOUBLE CROCHET ROWS (not the pattern rows), is what you should stick to.
Hi thank you for the pattern! I am loving it but at row 10 my stitch count is over 61... and i have followed everything that was mentioned. So am confused if i am making some mistake
Row 9 and row 10 is both double crochet rows. I call it that. It only has double crochet stitches and increases where indicated. So question: Was your stitch count still on track at the end of row 9? 53 sts. Row 10 should be 61 sts and at the end of row 11 it is 63 sts, so there is only a 2st increase. Best is to check your stitch count at the end of each row so that if there is something wrong, you can pick it up real quick. Thank you so much for choosing to do this shawl.
@@OMGrannySquare thank you for the clarification and prompt response! Grateful 🙏
Hi now in row 12 I am getting only 65 stitches.. instead of 70. I have done 2 DC in 1st st then 15 DC in each stitch then increase but when I do 10 DC (1 in each st) I get 1 DC on 2 stitches in some parts. Wonder if that's a mistake?
ls. A beautifulsshawlI did the virus shawls
I specifically buy two cakes of yarn (1000M each) for every shawl I make. I generally use about 1500-1700 m per shawl because, well it's a shawl. Well, I'm now on row 39 and I've only used up not even half of one of the cakes. I don't know whether to frog the entire thing or try and figure out myself how to make it actually the size of a shawl and not a scarf...any suggestions would be appreciated.
Hi Kim, in the first comment to this video (which I pinned) I say how to make it bigger. No need to frog it. I've made a few from 1000m cakes as well.
ohhhhh thank you so much! I must have missed it!🙄It's such a pretty shawl and will be my first time trying to add beads.@@OMGrannySquare
If I want to make the shawl larger, how do I calculate the increasing stitches?
Please see the comment pinned to the top = I wrote out how to make it bigger. xx
Hi, I'm just quering the stitch count, eg. I got to 117 on row 19, but row 20, I have 12 stitches more? I have followed the pattern very carefully but all the increases on row 20 (12 in all) makes the number incorrect. Should I just not do all the increases? Confusing to me 🫢🤔
Thanks Lyn🎉
Hi there, Good on you for checking the stitch count each row, that way, if things go wrong, you will know where it still was correct. So it sounds like in row 19 you are still on track. I see in row 20 there is only a 3 stitch increase. So end of row 20 is 120sts. Row 20 is basically a windows row. So the reason why you get more, 3 more stitches only, in row 20 is because of the 1dc in the beginning extra, the 1dc in the end extra, and the extra 1ch at the end. Only in Row 21 do you do increases again. 126sts at the end of Row 21. I hope that it works out for you. Otherwise, please email me a picture or post in the facebook Group so that we can help you out.
@OMGrannySquare I frogged back to row 18 and redid 19 & 20 but still ended up with the same, so I carried on and further into the pattern I came right with the count. I'll take a photo of the finished shawl so you can see how it worked out. It's going to my sister in Australia for her birthday in early December. I know it's hot there, but she could use this on cooler evenings.
@@lynmead4984 Thank you for keeping me updated.
OMGrannySquare I went to Ravelry to try and find the written pattern ,but when I type Ursula Wood Designs into the search, it says "nothing found". ??????
Hi there, check in the description box. I added a link next to Ravelry Store. Thanks for bringing this to my attention. Have a blessed weekend.
Oh I forgot to say, also, just go to google and type in the # and the name of any of my shawl patterns and it will bring it up.
Is it easy to make larger
Tammy, once you've done the rows you'll see that the idea is to get the stitches to increase each row by the amount of stitches we started with in row 1. So I've made it bigger by just keeping this in mind. Others have made it bigger even without directions and by just keeping the pattern going. I think it's relatively easy to increase the size.
@@OMGrannySquare thank you for responding so quickly. ⚘
you can get number three yarn is the same
i was trying to find the written pattern and was not able to locate. can you help me
Hi Kim, it is the #CountMyBlessingsShawl on Ravelry. It is a free pattern. Also, check the description box of this tutorial. Many thanks for watching
I did row 8, and came up with 25 dcs. Where do you get 46 stitches? Are you counting the Ch 1's as a stitch?
Yep a ch1 is a st. I can't not count chains, see? I did a double check in the PDF document and it is right. So you are right, if you get 46 sts (including the chains).
Where can I find this uarn
The #'s at the end are 4011. Thank you
Hi Melody, I live in Cape Town South Africa. This yarn is available in the USA and also in Cape Town. Actually even in Europe. On Ravelry you can type in the yarn and it will give you a substitute that would be easier to find in your area. I hope it works out for you.
Hi! Beautiful pattern, beautifully taught. One question, after finishing a row & we count, do we include the two starting stitches & two stitches at the end?🤔