Me shawl pattern with adorable pom pom edging

Me shawl video tutorial and written pattern

11/6/2018

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G'day and welcome !
The new tutorial and written pattern that we have today is the Me shawl. Make this pattern for yourself, be selfish and treat yourself to beautiful yarn. I have used yarn from Fiber Lily and it is so soft and squishy!
This pattern is rated as a Easy+ and you have the choice of 2 different borders. The video tutorial has the pom pom edging but the shawl will also work with the Jessica shawl edging

Jessica shawl edging youtu.be/ihaOu1AYzug

The shawl will work in any thickness of yarn – I used DK(UK) / 8 ply (AUS)
All supplies needed are listed in the pattern

Hope you enjoy the pattern, have a fantastic week
Clare xx

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8 Comments

Mary Ann Allencourt

13/6/2018 01:25:59 pm

This is likely a dumb question..... once you block something, do you have to reblock after washing? Can you tell I'm a newbie at this?

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15/6/2018 12:37:03 am

Hello, great questions, generally you do not have to reblock and item, bu if you have a shawl for r example that has points you may want to give them a block every now and then
Hope this helps

Shelly Calvert

15/6/2018 05:08:21 am

Clare, You do BEAUTIFUL WORK and I LOVE watching you! I am sorry to say I do not get to watch as much as I'd like to because I live with chronic pain 24/7 and it pretty much has dictated my life for the past 23+ years. But I catch you when I can and how grateful I am to catch the tutorial of this AWESOME "Me Shawl!!" I can't decide which color I like best though, pretty pinkish tone your tutorial was on, or the teal color with the different edging!! Maybe both, eventually since you are so kind to share your written pattern with us!! So on behave of my fellow USA crocheter's, THANK-YOU, CLARE, VERY MUCH!!! Sincerely, Shelly Calvert (from the Great State of Tennessee, ya'll)

Clare Sullivan

2/8/2018 03:07:43 pm

Hello Shelly !!
I only just saw this comment and so sorry it took me so long to get back to you
Thank you so much for your wonderful message and thank you so much for supporting my videos
Did you end up making a me shawl for yourself ?
Have a great week
Clare

Resa Miller

25/6/2018 09:26:21 am

Love it! How could I make it wider? I like to have them long (wide) enough to wrap around my large body. How long should my staring chain be?
Thank you!

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6/7/2018 04:27:08 am

Hello, this shawl is made bigger by making more rows, the shawl will also get wider as it gets wider
To figure out how to make it wider to start with will take lots of working out :) I am currently away on holidays

Julie

22/8/2018 11:32:26 pm

This is a beautiful pattern, it works up so easily! Everyone who sees wants to take it from me! I am making several as Christmas gifts. Thanks your work is beautiful!

Diane Kliewer

22/3/2019 05:12:47 pm

My Daughter was in New Zealand the last September and brought back this yarn to me. I have looked and looked for a shawl pattern for this. I think this pattern might work with it. But the colors as you can see are much longer than yours. I really am lost when it come to Shawls. I have never made one and think the is easy enough I could do. I am confused on how much yarn you need to do the edging with the points. Please I could use guidence.
DESCRIPTION
Utiku 8 Ply Multi Colours - 200g hank. 100% Pure Wool. A semi worsted yarn spun from carefully selected corriedale fleeces from Timahanga Station in the central North Island. Corriedale produces a soft yet hard wearing yarn. Needle size 4.00mm (no. 8). Average 36" Jersey: approx 800 grams. Yarn Length: 410m per 200 grams. Tex 480/3. These yarns are dip dyed and have roughly 15cm lengths of each colour. For best results use two hanks in alternating rows as colour may vary between the hanks. They also work well blended with plain colours. The plain colours that best match this yarn from our 8ply plain colour range are Azalea, Graphite and Plum. They are not a perfect match to the colours featured in the yarn but we feel are a good option when looking for plain colours to compliment the mix. Tension 10x10cm square; 20 stitches 30 rows.

Me shawl video tutorial and written pattern

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