Winter Shawl Knitting Pattern

"I'm loving this pattern. I haven't knitted in years and it's great for beginners.Excellent!" ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Jennifer D.

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What's included: Knitting Pattern as a PDF download with step by step instructions, lots of pictures, and helpful tips.

Wrap yourself in cozy elegance with the Winter Shawl Knitting Pattern! Designed to keep you warm while exuding timeless style, this shawl is the perfect accessory for chilly days and nights. Its flowing silhouette and intricate yet approachable design make it a delightful project for knitters seeking both comfort and beauty.

The pattern provides detailed, step-by-step instructions, plenty of helpful tips, and clear photos to ensure your success. Versatile and customizable, you can create the Winter Shawl in your favorite colors to match your winter wardrobe. Perfect for gifting or indulging in self-care, this knitting project is a must-have for the season!

So why wait? get yours now, improve your knitting skills and make the perfect gift!

Language: English US and UK Terms

Skill Level: The knitting level for this pattern is for Confident Beginners

Size: The dimensions of the finished shawl will measure approximately 72 inches wide at the top, and about 30 inches high from center top to bottom point, and each side measures about 48-49 inches long

Materials and other details:

• Required yarn: DK weight
  
• Yardage: This project will require you to have 980 yards / 400 grams of yarn.
  
• You will require 4 -100 gram skeins.
  
• 3 colors (2 skeins of color 1, 1 skein of color 2, 1 skein of color 3).
  
• Required yarn: DK weight or
  
• 3 colors (200 grams of color 1, 100 grams of color 2 and color 3).
  
  Yarn suggestions:
  
• Cloudborn Superwash Merino DK
  
• Knit Picks Capra DK
  
• Knit Picks Swish DK
  
• madelinetosh Tosh DK
  
• Cascade Yarns 220 Superwash® Sport
  
• Any DK weight yarn
  
  Required tools/needles:
  
• You will need US Size 7 / 4.5mm circular needles with a 40 or 47 inch cord.
  
• A sewing/darning/tapestry needle large enough for the yarn to sew in the ends.