N-O-Ruffles Shawl
Posted by beyenburgerin - Mai 17, 2012
This shawl is part of a series of shawls. As this one has no ruffles, it is called N-O-Ruffles. And the “O” stand for the many holes in the lace pattern. The shawl looks nice from both sides, so it is reversible.
Link to pattern:
This is what the edging will look like. You start in the left upper corner and go from left top to right bottom in this photo.
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schäfchen silvia said
wieder ein toller Schal, vorallem die Farben gefallen mir sehr gut.
corazon said
Das Tuch gefällt mir total gut. Klasse finde ich die Größe bei so wenig Garnverbrauch. Ich glaub, ich werde mich mal an der Anleitung versuchen. Liest sich, als wenn ich das hinkriegen könnte. Vielen Dank für die Anleitung.
Liebe Grüße
Petra
Helen Hall said
Where is the pattern?
beyenburgerin said
Right below the first picture and below the line that says „Pattern Download“.
beyenburgerin said
Hi Mary,
the yarn is a kind of sock yarn, fingering, but a single, 100 grams and 420 metres. The gauge is
10 stitches and 13 rows = 4 inches in lace pattern, blocked.
Have fun knitting this shawl.
Brigitte
Sandra Jump said
Hello.
I plan to make this shawl for a gift. Simple and lovely. I would like knit one with ruffles Is that difficult?
Questions: How long (in inches) is 5 grams? I read that at the end of the pattern and need to know how much yarn to set aside to finish the shawl.
Thank you so much.
Sandra Jump
beyenburgerin said
Hi Sandra,
why don’t you take the pattern of my ruffles shawl then? https://beyenburgerin.wordpress.com/2012/05/19/all-o-ruffles-shawl/
It is not about the length actually, but the ball has 100 grams, and you should have 1/20th of that left for the edging.Of course you can calculate the length, but then in metres or yards. 5 grams are about 21 metres.
Brigitte
Jennifer said
So far the pattern is simple and easy to remember. Looking beautiful too. However, I really don’t understand the bind off. Am I supposed to repeat the pattern across the row? For example, Row 1 of the bind off says K2 (knit edge stitch as well), turn. So would I just knit across the whole row? Any help is appreciated.
beyenburgerin said
Hi Jennifer,
you just do very short rows and then turn after a few stitches. So you have hundreds of rows as an edging. I saw that I did not upload a photo of the edging, I will just do that sou that you can see what it looks like.
Brigitte
Jennifer said
I guess it is because I’m a beginner, but I really don’t get it. What do you do with the rest of the stitches on the needle? Hopefully by the time I get to that point, something will click.
beyenburgerin said
Hi Jennifer,
when you knit the edging, you do a change of the direction of knitting. It is like a turn of 90 degrees. You make short rows, down to the last row and away from the last row, and in each right side row you take one stitch of the main part into the edging. So you work down the edging slowly, making stitch by stitch of the last row become part of the edging until no stitches are left.
Marcella said
I have been knitting for approximately 47 years and am completely stumped by the bind off on this shawl. I have found out that 5 grams of yarn is about 23 yards but when I do the bind off rows and keep turning, I am not getting rid of any stitches. They are staying on my right hand needle. Please Help. I have put in lots of hours getting to this point.
beyenburgerin said
When you do the sks in row 5, you „consume“ one stitch on the shawl eacht time. You knit the 3rd and 4th stitch together, and the 4th is one of the shawl.
Brigitte
Georgia G Lawen said
Antwort, exactly how many skeins of yarn do you need to knit this shawl? I wish you would do a tutorial on how to complete the edging because I do not understand how this is supposed to be accomplished. Thank you.
beyenburgerin said
You need one skein of sock yarn, 100 grams.
The edging is rather common, you just change de direction. So your needle is 90 degrees to the shawl when you „bind off“. You find it eg on the Candle Flame Shawl http://toveb.typepad.com/candle_flame_shawl.pdf
Brigitte
Shari Harris said
Id like to have this pattern if only I knew how much it is…in American dollars.
Shari Harris
beyenburgerin said
Hm, Ravelry should show you the price in Dollars as well. The exchange rate varies a bit all the time. Right now 2.90 Euros is 3.94 US$.
Brigitte
Elana Anderson said
Please inform me as to approximately how many stitches are on the needle before the starting the bind-off…
beyenburgerin said
You will have about 140 stitches on your needle.