Coming here from knitting bootcamp for crocheters I mastered the stockinetter in stried and have been watching many videos for increase techniques like m1r m1l and lri lli yo and kfb and I feel I can do this one instead of the cowl I feel challenged by this one. The way you did the pattern anatomy made the pattern so easy to follow and getting the idea. You are a great teacher Marly explaining things in your unique way. I am becoming a BiCrafty. I will update when I apply this shawl
I'm working on the lace part of this shawl now. I put in the lifeline you advised, Marly, and it was a lifesaver! Thank you! I've gone one step further and I'm also using stitch markers to let me know each group of 14 stitches on the RS. Thanks so very much for your awesome instructions. They are always clear, concise, and easy to follow along.
SO very glad you did this video. Just reading the instructions would not have been a success I fear. It is funny to note that I had installed a life line before resuming the video so I was *very* proud. Again thank you for the video!
Thank you Marly for all of your great videos...🥰 I have not done any lace or knitting as of yet. Everytime I think I'm done with all my crochet wips, I'm asked to do something else. Someday, I will get to knitting with your excellent teaching skills. Thank you again...🤗🥰
Awesome tutorial Marley. I am fairly new to knitting so I have never done lace before, but you can bet that I will be coming back to this video to do in the future. Hopefully soon. I love this shawl. Thanks Marley.
Great pattern Marly! I have knit lace and always use lifelines and sticky notes too! Or that tape if I’m following a chart. I wouldn’t knit lace without using a lifeline. I have a great teacher who showed us these helpful tips! You are a wonderful teacher. Thanks for sharing this great tutorial. Sheep Chic here I come! Lol!
Currently working on this as a gift. Going great! I did make a very slight change to being garter section though. I substituted a YO for the KFB. Thanks so much for all you do!!!!
I love this pattern especially the lacy part. Thanks for sharing and for providing the free pattern. I have knitted lace patterns before and used the life line. I read somewhere that if you use dental floss for the life line, it won't distort the work or leave yarn fuss when you remove it. Thanks for your detailed instructions.
Highly recommend for that repeat of rows 9 and 10 in the beginning to put a stitch marker on the right somewhere when you’re on the RS so whenever you see it you know to do the K to last 3st, kfb, k2. If it’s on the left you just knit! Can’t wait to get into the lace section. 👍🏻
I totally use the post-it trick too! This is going to be my first attempt at lace. I've been crocheting for 10 years and I just started knitting a couple months ago. I'm excited! Thanks for the tutorial and all the tips!
I love you Marly! I’m a Marlys Minion and love being one. I have grown so much by watching you and your awesome knitting and crocheting videos. This is a beautiful shawl.❤️ Have a great day lovely lady ❤️❤️
Marly, you are a great teacher! I’ve been hoping for a shawl pattern that I like. I have never done lace before. I am not fond of knitting in garter st - or the look of garter stitch- but I see there really isn’t an option. I have never seen a pattern with purl front and back so you showing it was very helpful...also saying that kfb would work as well is appreciated. Thank you.
I have knit a few lace projects......always use life lines and count, count and recount to keep on track I still feel like a beginner and find lace a challenge , but rewarding when finished
Awe. . . I missed seeing a finished piece at the end. I always enjoy seeing the final project laid out or tried on to get a better visual of how big it is, the pattern work, color etc. . . TFS
Marly, have all my projects completed except for my WIP afghan for my bed. Had the blahhhs not knowing what I want to work on next and this is it. Thank you for getting me motivated again. Now just need to go thru my stash and see if I have enough yarn of one color to get this started. lol
I love this pattern, I am very new to knit. And I actually have this pattern in my queue... I was just going to look up each step that I was unsure of... I’m glad this became one of my recommendations! I would’ve done the (psso) instead of k3tog. Would the pass slip stitch not lean to the right?? (I will print this pattern up and make notation). Also if I used a fingering weight yarn, could I just repeat the pattern for a longer duration in order to enlarge my shawl, I live in FL and would like it to be light and airy. Thank you so much!!
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HARİKA İNŞAALLAH BEN DE ÖRMEK İSTERİM. UMARIM KOLAY OLUR.BU GÜZEL ÖRNEK İÇİN TEŞEKKÜRLER.ELLERİNE SAĞLIK.
I really like these videos that go step by step through each stitch row and places that are different. The explanation of the ** was very good. I would have been confused. I plan on using the Soft Caron yarn though as I like the feel better than the pound. So I would probably use about 3 skeins right?
trying this as starting knitter (a bit more than one month) Will start with only 22 stitches, (14+8) so as to start the lace pattern quicker ... am a bit of a rebel :-D I suppose this will work as well as I keep the multiples correct? Would it also be possible to do blocks of garter stitch in between full blocks of lace if you keep the increase as in the "lace part" (so increase 3 rows and then one row even?), also wondering about the "esthaetic aspect" of this ... Thanks Marly for all these nice tutorial videos! #alsomencanknit :)
Lifelines are just that, lifelines. I don't do any lace patterns without at least one lifeline. Some more intricate lace patterns, I use two or three of them.
Maybe I've missed an update, but what happened to your beautiful studio? I started knitting only last year, I learned a lot from your videos. However, I think I started in the wrong end of knitting, I literally started with colourwork and then moved on to lace. My friend that's been knitting for 4 years has still not ventured into colourwork and only recently started doing lace. I think because I was so new to knitting I didn't realise both colourwork and lace was more advanced than just regular knitting. I've since mostly knitted sweaters and hats for my daughter. I knitted my first pair of trousers a few weeks ago.
Marly Bird sorry I really still don’t understand. Am I continuing on from the 134 stitches, or do I start the lace pattern on its own. I have tried this twice and got the lace pattern to row 25 and it looks awful, and all the stitches will not fit on the needles. Does it eventually decrease so that it goes back to the point that you first started with?
When you ssk, does it matter which way you go in to pick up the stitches? I notice you said to slip as to knit, and you went in to the front left, if you go in the front right will it effect the lean of the stitch?
Yes, the slipped stitch direction effects the way the stitch looks. When doing an SSK the correct way is to slip as if to knit, slip as if to knit, then knit the two stitches together from the right hand needle through the front legs. Now, having said that, there are alternative ssk decreases out there that look better than the basic SSK (in my opinion) but I didn't want to muddy the instructions and change things from the way the pattern is written. For example, I am a fond of slipping the first stitch as if to knit and the second stitch as if to purl, then knit the two stitches together.
How do you know what the right side is? I’m trying to start the lace but I don’t know if I’m supposed to start the row immediately after I get to 134 where the increases were on the right or do another row of 134 then start the lace where the straight side is on the right.
So I’m following along in this pattern and I’ve got my 134 stitches but the directions on the pattern say “rep last 2 rows until there are 134 sts, ending on a rs row.” But according to the video around 6:30 mins in you indicate to end after a row 10. So that’s ending on a wrong side row. I got confused. Im wondering if the written pattern is a mistake on that direction. I’m going to go ahead and follow your video because it makes more sense. And you’ve never led me astray. Thanks for your clear videos. You always break down the pattern so it’s more understandable. Very much appreciated. 🤗
Hi there I have a question I made it I made a mistake instead increasing on the inside side I did it to the outside side I realizes wend I star the lace but I did increased the right side to the lace part 😳that it will make different shape to the shawl?
Hi Adriana, If your increases are on the opposite side, I would make it so that you work the lace increases on that same side. That means you will have to start the lace portion so the increases will be at the same spot.
Marly Bird well that is the problem I increased on the opposite side but wen I realized I increased on the lace side what mens that I increased on the left side and switch to the right side 😫 I really want to do it again just to compare 😂
@@MarlyBird wow I just finished row 39 and realized I did increases on the incorrect side. I wish i had understood better what is “right” and “wrong” side since they look the same. Also it would be helpful to have a photo of the finished shall laid out flat to compare.
Coming here from knitting bootcamp for crocheters I mastered the stockinetter in stried and have been watching many videos for increase techniques like m1r m1l and lri lli yo and kfb and I feel I can do this one instead of the cowl I feel challenged by this one. The way you did the pattern anatomy made the pattern so easy to follow and getting the idea. You are a great teacher Marly explaining things in your unique way. I am becoming a BiCrafty. I will update when I apply this shawl
I'm working on the lace part of this shawl now. I put in the lifeline you advised, Marly, and it was a lifesaver! Thank you! I've gone one step further and I'm also using stitch markers to let me know each group of 14 stitches on the RS. Thanks so very much for your awesome instructions. They are always clear, concise, and easy to follow along.
SO very glad you did this video. Just reading the instructions would not have been a success I fear. It is funny to note that I had installed a life line before resuming the video so I was *very* proud. Again thank you for the video!
Thank you Marly for all of your great videos...🥰
I have not done any lace or knitting as of yet. Everytime I think I'm done with all my crochet wips, I'm asked to do something else. Someday, I will get to knitting with your excellent teaching skills. Thank you again...🤗🥰
Wow! Before even seeing the work Marly! That shawl stands out as a true beauty!
Awesome tutorial Marley. I am fairly new to knitting so I have never done lace before, but you can bet that I will be coming back to this video to do in the future. Hopefully soon. I love this shawl. Thanks Marley.
This is on my to do list, I’ve never knitted lace, this is a must. You teach great
Great pattern Marly! I have knit lace and always use lifelines and sticky notes too! Or that tape if I’m following a chart. I wouldn’t knit lace without using a lifeline. I have a great teacher who showed us these helpful tips! You are a wonderful teacher. Thanks for sharing this great tutorial. Sheep Chic here I come! Lol!
I have done a simple lace, but I absolutely love the life line idea. I am definitely using that.
Wow! Isn't that gorgeous!
Another stunning shawl and great instruction. Thanks again!
Currently working on this as a gift. Going great! I did make a very slight change to being garter section though. I substituted a YO for the KFB. Thanks so much for all you do!!!!
So beautiful! This is my next shawl. Thanks Marly for ALL your videos.
Ein sehr schönes Tuch. Das muss ich sofort nach machen. Danke für die tolle Erklärung und das schöne Muster 👍😀👍❤
I love this pattern especially the lacy part. Thanks for sharing and for providing the free pattern. I have knitted lace patterns before and used the life line. I read somewhere that if you use dental floss for the life line, it won't distort the work or leave yarn fuss when you remove it. Thanks for your detailed instructions.
What a gorgeous shawl!
Yes, I have knitted lace before. You have expanded my abilities/confidence greatly.
I shawl is so beautiful, I love it, thank you so much for your detailed and explanation.
This is a lovely pattern. I have done lace stitch before. Thanks Marly for such a great tutorial.
I am french thank You With You it's really clear
Glad to hear that!
You are such an awesome teacher
Beautiful and I have knit lace stitches before. I lifeline is the way to go!
Highly recommend for that repeat of rows 9 and 10 in the beginning to put a stitch marker on the right somewhere when you’re on the RS so whenever you see it you know to do the K to last 3st, kfb, k2. If it’s on the left you just knit! Can’t wait to get into the lace section. 👍🏻
I totally use the post-it trick too! This is going to be my first attempt at lace. I've been crocheting for 10 years and I just started knitting a couple months ago. I'm excited! Thanks for the tutorial and all the tips!
Is it possible to knit this as though since I want to knit an infinity scarf.
Do youthink I should use a separate pattern?
Thank you for your excellent tutorial!
This is definitely on my knitting list. Already have a Caron One Pounder in the perfect color. I have made several lace stitch projects.
I love you Marly! I’m a Marlys Minion and love being one. I have grown so much by watching you and your awesome knitting and crocheting videos. This is a beautiful shawl.❤️ Have a great day lovely lady ❤️❤️
Ooooh I am so making this one! Thanks Marly! Best teacher ever!
I lOVE it! So good to hear your detailed and explicit explanations.
Marly, you are a great teacher! I’ve been hoping for a shawl pattern that I like. I have never done lace before. I am not fond of knitting in garter st - or the look of garter stitch- but I see there really isn’t an option. I have never seen a pattern with purl front and back so you showing it was very helpful...also saying that kfb would work as well is appreciated. Thank you.
❤️ the way you gone over it. It a beautiful shawl
I have knit a few lace projects......always use life lines and count, count and recount to keep on track
I still feel like a beginner and find lace a challenge , but rewarding when finished
I have done lace before, but not pff, you're a great teacher, your oral directions are clear. but appreciate, your over view, thanks
Thank you for the beautiful pattern !!! I am a knitter and crocheter and I want to do an awesome knit pattern like this. 🤗
I am renewing my knitting after many years, but have never done lace. I'm looking forward to trying it!
Hello Marley, no I haven’t done a lace, but I’ll try to do it. Thank you for your time in teaching the process 🧶☺️👏
Thank you Very much and à big smile from Gerrie .Holland ...👍💖
haven't done this shawl yet but I want to and I'm so glad you said we could do a Kfb instead of a PFB, the purl version looks too complicated
Love this pattern, Thanks for sharing. I have done lace stitching before, so this is going to be fun for me. Can't wait to get started on it
Love the tutorial!
this is a great video ...love your new style
Like the life line . Thank you for sharing
Thank you so much for this tutorial!
Thanks
Que lindo!
Yes I did a show and an Afghan using feather and fan s
Love it; it's beautiful! I can't wait to be able to do it; I'm still teaching myself & practicing tension...😉 Thank you for sharing...🤗
Awe. . . I missed seeing a finished piece at the end. I always enjoy seeing the final project laid out or tried on to get a better visual of how big it is, the pattern work, color etc. . . TFS
I know. Yarnspirations didn’t send me the sample to show. Sorry.
love your channel - new friend I knit and crochet
SSK is much easier to do Continental style. Love this lace! I love knitting lace, and for new patterns I do washcloths.
What a great idea!
Muito lindo😍
Marly, have all my projects completed except for my WIP afghan for my bed. Had the blahhhs not knowing what I want to work on next and this is it. Thank you for getting me motivated again. Now just need to go thru my stash and see if I have enough yarn of one color to get this started. lol
Love this shawl!!! I wish it was a crochet pattern 😔
I have many crochet shawl patterns here on my channel. Check those out hen you get a chance :)
Will I be able to make it bigger ? Thanks
I love this pattern, I am very new to knit. And I actually have this pattern in my queue... I was just going to look up each step that I was unsure of... I’m glad this became one of my recommendations! I would’ve done the (psso) instead of k3tog. Would the pass slip stitch not lean to the right?? (I will print this pattern up and make notation). Also if I used a fingering weight yarn, could I just repeat the pattern for a longer duration in order to enlarge my shawl, I live in FL and would like it to be light and airy. Thank you so much!!
HARİKA İNŞAALLAH BEN DE ÖRMEK İSTERİM. UMARIM KOLAY OLUR.BU GÜZEL ÖRNEK İÇİN TEŞEKKÜRLER.ELLERİNE SAĞLIK.
Hai Marley, I have done the 59rows, but I I would like to add more lace row, which row can I repeat?
I really like these videos that go step by step through each stitch row and places that are different. The explanation of the ** was very good. I would have been confused. I plan on using the Soft Caron yarn though as I like the feel better than the pound. So I would probably use about 3 skeins right?
Yes. I think 3 will work. :)
trying this as starting knitter (a bit more than one month) Will start with only 22 stitches, (14+8) so as to start the lace pattern quicker ... am a bit of a rebel :-D I suppose this will work as well as I keep the multiples correct? Would it also be possible to do blocks of garter stitch in between full blocks of lace if you keep the increase as in the "lace part" (so increase 3 rows and then one row even?), also wondering about the "esthaetic aspect" of this ... Thanks Marly for all these nice tutorial videos! #alsomencanknit :)
Would this still look good if I changed colors at the Midway point and did the lace portion in a different color than the garter pattern?
I'm thinking of doing the same thing because I'm concerned I may not have enough yarn. How did yours turn out?
Late to the party,,, but YES i agree,,, i so prefer Row for Row... aging makes those graphs pretty difficult!
Is this a lace I have to rigidly block or just loosely? Your sample looks it is lying flat and not bunched.
Lifelines are just that, lifelines. I don't do any lace patterns without at least one lifeline. Some more intricate lace patterns, I use two or three of them.
Any suggestions on a "better" yarn that can be substituted in order for a softer, squishy result?? Anyone?
Kitten Korleone Chic Sheep would be absolutely gorgeous!
@@chrislopez5337 thanks hon
OMG...CHIC SHEEP WOULD BE AWESOME in this pattern!
Kitten Korleone That sounds great! I’m not a fan of the Caron one pounder, although I love all of their other yarns. Thanks for this suggestion!
I love this pattern but I only crochet is there an alternative pattern for crochet please let me know or is there a similar pattern
What is the exact shape of the shawl Maryl? It’s hard to tell. Is it triangle.?
What is 8 size knitting needles in mm? I added this to my list of asymmetrical shawls bit of an obsession at the moment.
5mm. It’s also written on the pattern in the materials section :)
@@MarlyBird ok, thanks Marly. You make thinks easy to understand.
Are the two knit edge stitches enough to keep the shawl from curling? Should I add a couple more?
If it were me I would add more.
How can we modify pattern to have this shawl in a triangle shape? Thank you.
How do you get the written pattern for this shawl
Maybe I've missed an update, but what happened to your beautiful studio?
I started knitting only last year, I learned a lot from your videos. However, I think I started in the wrong end of knitting, I literally started with colourwork and then moved on to lace. My friend that's been knitting for 4 years has still not ventured into colourwork and only recently started doing lace.
I think because I was so new to knitting I didn't realise both colourwork and lace was more advanced than just regular knitting. I've since mostly knitted sweaters and hats for my daughter. I knitted my first pair of trousers a few weeks ago.
Do you do any crochet tutorials :)
Yes. Many
I am working on this shawl right now, and tried the lace pattern twice. It does not decrease at all.
no, it increases.
Marly Bird sorry I really still don’t understand. Am I continuing on from the 134 stitches, or do I start the lace pattern on its own. I have tried this twice and got the lace pattern to row 25 and it looks awful,
and all the stitches will not fit on the needles. Does it eventually decrease so that it goes back to the point that you first started with?
@@corarye8797 I have the same question. Were you able to figure this out? Thank you
When you ssk, does it matter which way you go in to pick up the stitches? I notice you said to slip as to knit, and you went in to the front left, if you go in the front right will it effect the lean of the stitch?
Yes, the slipped stitch direction effects the way the stitch looks. When doing an SSK the correct way is to slip as if to knit, slip as if to knit, then knit the two stitches together from the right hand needle through the front legs. Now, having said that, there are alternative ssk decreases out there that look better than the basic SSK (in my opinion) but I didn't want to muddy the instructions and change things from the way the pattern is written.
For example, I am a fond of slipping the first stitch as if to knit and the second stitch as if to purl, then knit the two stitches together.
Very helpful tutorial, Marly. How can I make this shawl bigger?
You could make the garter stitch section larger as long as your final row is the lace multiple + the extra stitches.
@@MarlyBird thank you!
When you start the lace is that on the right or wrong side?since it says finish garter portion on rs and start lace also on rs?
You will start the lace with the right side facing you.
How do you know what the right side is? I’m trying to start the lace but I don’t know if I’m supposed to start the row immediately after I get to 134 where the increases were on the right or do another row of 134 then start the lace where the straight side is on the right.
So I’m following along in this pattern and I’ve got my 134 stitches but the directions on the pattern say “rep last 2 rows until there are 134 sts, ending on a rs row.” But according to the video around 6:30 mins in you indicate to end after a row 10. So that’s ending on a wrong side row. I got confused. Im wondering if the written pattern is a mistake on that direction. I’m going to go ahead and follow your video because it makes more sense. And you’ve never led me astray. Thanks for your clear videos. You always break down the pattern so it’s more understandable. Very much appreciated. 🤗
I would say as long as the sequence of increases are consistently on the same side of the shawl use that as your guide. I hope that helps.
Marly Bird thanks so much!!
Hi there I have a question I made it I made a mistake instead increasing on the inside side I did it to the outside side I realizes wend I star the lace but I did increased the right side to the lace part 😳that it will make different shape to the shawl?
This shawl suppose to be big my turn on really big ? To me on the pattern doesn’t seem like but please can you answer me
Hi Adriana, If your increases are on the opposite side, I would make it so that you work the lace increases on that same side. That means you will have to start the lace portion so the increases will be at the same spot.
Marly Bird well that is the problem I increased on the opposite side but wen I realized I increased on the lace side what mens that I increased on the left side and switch to the right side 😫 I really want to do it again just to compare 😂
@@MarlyBird wow I just finished row 39 and realized I did increases on the incorrect side. I wish i had understood better what is “right” and “wrong” side since they look the same. Also it would be helpful to have a photo of the finished shall laid out flat to compare.
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Can you show how the life Line works
Learn 3 ways for how to add a life line to knitting video here on my channel
What does in row 13 * mean
I go over that in the video :)
Has anyone continued the pattern past Row 59?
I know there are some people in the Marly's Minions FB Group who have made this shawl. You could ask there.
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Really wish the old Red Heart website was back up....the Yarnspiration website is so boring with how the crochet/knit crafts are displayed. 👎🏼
Can not understand the lace section why you spirate it 🙄