Fiddle Knits Designs | Beautifully detailed patterns for the hand knitter and crocheter
Created by Erica Jackofsky
Type: Knitting
Pattern Details
•Yarn
2 skeins Creamy Kollage [80% milk/20% cotton; 50g/1.7oz; 183m/200 yds; fingering weight],
Color: “Natural”
This design works well with 1 skein of Swoolk yarn from Fiddle Knits!
•Finished Size
Approximately 53 inches along wingspan and 18 inches deep at center point.
Measurements given are the size of the finished sample in photographs after blocking.
•Needles
US 3/3.25mm 24” circular needle, or straight needles as preferred.
Adjust needles as necessary to obtain gauge.
•Gauge
Gauge is not critical when working shawlettes, however, do remember that your gauge will effect the size of your project and the amount of yarn it takes to complete it.
Pre-Blocking – 22 sts & 28 rows = 4” in stockinette stitch.
Post-Blocking – 20 sts & 26 rows = 4” in stockinette stitch.
•Extras
114 size “6” seed beads, 8–10 yards of 0.25 inch wide ribbon, 3 stitch markers, beading needle, blocking wires and pins, tapestry needle.
2 skeins Creamy Kollage [80% milk/20% cotton; 50g/1.7oz; 183m/200 yds; fingering weight],
Color: “Natural”
This design works well with 1 skein of Swoolk yarn from Fiddle Knits!
•Finished Size
Approximately 53 inches along wingspan and 18 inches deep at center point.
Measurements given are the size of the finished sample in photographs after blocking.
•Needles
US 3/3.25mm 24” circular needle, or straight needles as preferred.
Adjust needles as necessary to obtain gauge.
•Gauge
Gauge is not critical when working shawlettes, however, do remember that your gauge will effect the size of your project and the amount of yarn it takes to complete it.
Pre-Blocking – 22 sts & 28 rows = 4” in stockinette stitch.
Post-Blocking – 20 sts & 26 rows = 4” in stockinette stitch.
•Extras
114 size “6” seed beads, 8–10 yards of 0.25 inch wide ribbon, 3 stitch markers, beading needle, blocking wires and pins, tapestry needle.
A knit shawlette pattern
Frosting is a side to side knit shawlete pattern. This means you begin with only a few stitches, increase toward the center, and then decrease as you complete the second half of the wingspan.
At first glance at the directions you might not think this pattern belongs to a collection of simple knits. However, once you get going (and most especially after Row 15) your knitting should become pretty intuitive. The Bird’s Eye edging that adorns the “V” (increase) edge of the shawlette is a six-row repeat. In an effort to help keep this clear during the set up rows I have placed a line break to show the repeats of this section.
Techniques
Stitch guide within pattern provides instruction for all following techniques.
Entire Collection – PDF Version
This collection includes a variety of simple knits (knitting candy!) that are cute, quick, and make great gifts. To sweeten the pot a little more, all the designs included will be named for, and done in colors, that are inspired by some of my favorite sweet treats.
Designs included in this collection are:
At first glance at the directions you might not think this pattern belongs to a collection of simple knits. However, once you get going (and most especially after Row 15) your knitting should become pretty intuitive. The Bird’s Eye edging that adorns the “V” (increase) edge of the shawlette is a six-row repeat. In an effort to help keep this clear during the set up rows I have placed a line break to show the repeats of this section.
Techniques
Stitch guide within pattern provides instruction for all following techniques.
- Knit with bead
- Knit front & back
- Make one
- Sewn bind off
- Slip, slip, knit
Entire Collection – PDF Version
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This collection includes a variety of simple knits (knitting candy!) that are cute, quick, and make great gifts. To sweeten the pot a little more, all the designs included will be named for, and done in colors, that are inspired by some of my favorite sweet treats.
Designs included in this collection are:
Model: Annalee Jackofsky
Photos: Erica Jackofsky