 |
| A shrug or a scarf, or even a hat (can be seen in my video) |
This Jaeger yarn is made up of an equal combination of wool and kid mohair with a polyamide thread holding these precious "eyelash like" strands together. Although, one has to be careful while knitting each stitch because those short wooly pieces woven into polyamide threads can be deceiving. However, this yarn knits quick. You can have a shrug, or a scarf, in one or two days. That is if you knit with a very bulky yarn. If you decide to use a less bulky yarn, you will have to alter the pattern written below. You can use my graph (also below) to do mathematical calculations of your stitches and rows. Also, keep in mind that your knitting may take a bit longer. Also, you could do few more increases and consequently also decreases for a longer back.
And of course, I have videos to go with this pattern as well. If you are a right-handed knitter, click HERE; and if you are a left-handed knitter, click HERE.
Of course, since I most of the time I have to work as fast as I can, to keep up with the requests, I would appreciate if any of you find a mistake in the written pattern, please, to let me know - where (what rows) and what is the problem. Many future knitters & crocheters from our artsy and crafty virtual world will thank you for your good deed.
Materials:
- 2 balls of Jaeger "FUR" Yarn 47% Wool, 47% Kid Mohair, 6% Polyamide; 22 yds (20 m); 1.75 oz (50 gr), color "Red"
- 5 balls of Jaeger "FUR" Yarn 47% Wool, 47% Kid Mohair, 6% Polyamide; 22 yds (20 m); 1.75 oz (50 gr), color "Black"
- Knitting needles US #15 (10mm) - pattern calls for double pointed, but you can use circular needles instead
- Scissors
- yarn needle (for thin yarn) to perform Kitchener stitch
1"x1" = approximately 2 sts x 2.25 rows
Abbreviation:
CO - cast on
K - knit
P - purl
m1 - make 1 st into the stitch below the next stitch (then continue knitting next st in the regular manner)
K2tog - knit two together
st(s) - stitch(es)
Step-by-Step Directions:
Foundation: CO 20 stitches
RED COLOR YARN
Row 1-6 K20
Row 7 K20
Row 8 P20
Repeat Rows 7 & 8 seven more times (total 16 rows, including Rows 7 & 8)
BLACK COLOR YARN
Row 23 K20
Row 24 P20
Repeat Rows 23 & 24 - fourteen more times (total 30 rows, including Rows 23 & 24)
Row 53 K1, m1, K18, m1, K1 - PM in this row (total 22 sts)
Row 54 P22
Row 55 K22
Row 56 P22
Row 57 K22
Row 58 P22
Row 59 K1, m1, K20, m1, K1 - PM in this row (total 24 sts)
Row 60 P24
Row 61 K24
Row 62 P24
Row 63 K24
Row 64 P24
Row 65 K1, m1, K22, m1, K1 - PM in this row (total 26 sts)
Row 66 P26
Row 67 K26
Row 68 P26
Repeat Rows 67 & 68 - sixteen more times (total 36 rows, counting from Row 65)
Row 101 K1, K2tog, K20, K2tog, K1 - PM in this row (total 24 sts)
Row 102 P24
Row 103 K24
Row 104 P24
Row 105 K24
Row 106 P24
Row 107 K1, K2tog, K18, K2tog, K1 - PM in this row (total 22 sts)
Row 108 P22
Row 109 K22
Row 110 P22
Row 111 K22
Row 112 P22
Row 113 K1, K2tog, K16, K2tog, K1 - PM in this row (total 220 sts)
Row 114 P20
Row 115 K20
Row 116 P20
Repeat Rows 115 & 116 twelve more times (total 30 rows, counting from Row 113)
RED COLOR YARN
Row 143 K20
Row 144 P20
Repeat Row 143 & 144 seven more times (total 16 rows, including Rows 143 & 144)
Row 159-164 K20
Row 165 BO all sts
Fold your knit lengthwise in half and sew the sleeves along the side to the second marker from each end of the sleeve - leaving back part open. Weave in all the tails.
*******************************************************************************
CO - cast on
K - knit
P - purl
m1 - make 1 st into the stitch below the next stitch (then continue knitting next st in the regular manner)
K2tog - knit two together
st(s) - stitch(es)
 |
| The graph for knitting shrug sideways - from sleeve to sleeve |
Step-by-Step Directions:
Foundation: CO 20 stitches
RED COLOR YARN
Row 1-6 K20
Row 7 K20
Row 8 P20
Repeat Rows 7 & 8 seven more times (total 16 rows, including Rows 7 & 8)
BLACK COLOR YARN
Row 23 K20
Row 24 P20
Repeat Rows 23 & 24 - fourteen more times (total 30 rows, including Rows 23 & 24)
Row 53 K1, m1, K18, m1, K1 - PM in this row (total 22 sts)
Row 54 P22
Row 55 K22
Row 56 P22
Row 57 K22
Row 58 P22
Row 59 K1, m1, K20, m1, K1 - PM in this row (total 24 sts)
Row 60 P24
Row 61 K24
Row 62 P24
Row 63 K24
Row 64 P24
Row 65 K1, m1, K22, m1, K1 - PM in this row (total 26 sts)
Row 66 P26
Row 67 K26
Row 68 P26
Repeat Rows 67 & 68 - sixteen more times (total 36 rows, counting from Row 65)
Row 101 K1, K2tog, K20, K2tog, K1 - PM in this row (total 24 sts)
Row 102 P24
Row 103 K24
Row 104 P24
Row 105 K24
Row 106 P24
Row 107 K1, K2tog, K18, K2tog, K1 - PM in this row (total 22 sts)
Row 108 P22
Row 109 K22
Row 110 P22
Row 111 K22
Row 112 P22
Row 113 K1, K2tog, K16, K2tog, K1 - PM in this row (total 220 sts)
Row 114 P20
Row 115 K20
Row 116 P20
Repeat Rows 115 & 116 twelve more times (total 30 rows, counting from Row 113)
RED COLOR YARN
Row 143 K20
Row 144 P20
Repeat Row 143 & 144 seven more times (total 16 rows, including Rows 143 & 144)
Row 159-164 K20
Row 165 BO all sts
Fold your knit lengthwise in half and sew the sleeves along the side to the second marker from each end of the sleeve - leaving back part open. Weave in all the tails.
***
DID YOU FIND ERRORS? Let me know on what page of my blog, and in which row by clicking HERE, and I will fix it as soon as I get to it. You can PM me on my FB Page HERE as well. Txs!
Also if you haven't subscribed to my HandmadeRukodelky Channel, you can do it HERE. There are many videos to be seen, too.
*******************************************************************************
Copyright page - click HERE
PLEASE, COMMENT ON YOUTUBE BELOW MY VIDEOS, AND/OR SHARE YOUR IMAGES OF YOUR RECREATED WORKS ON MY FB PAGE HERE :-)
Note: Most of the time I work as fast as I can to keep up with knitting and crocheting requests. I have to videotape, edit videos, then convert them & upload them to my channel. After that often I post on my blog patterns. I answer many questions, which means that often I work up to 16 hours a day. I would tremendously appreciate IF anyone of you who finds an error in the written pattern, so please, let me know - where (what rows) and what may be the problem. Many future knitters & crocheters from our artsy and crafty virtual world will thank you for your good deed, including myself.