Filomena Lace Shawl
The Filomena Lace Shawl is an ideal free knitting pattern for the spring. Made using a beautiful forest green yarn, this knit shawl will quickly become a wardrobe staple. The light and airy design is perfect for transitional weather days. You really can't go wrong with this knitted shawl, because it can be worn in so many different ways. Once you drape this beauty over your shoulders and head out and about, prepare to receive a lot of compliments. The striking design and soothing color palette make this free shawl knitting pattern a true standout. Grab your knitting needles and yarn and get to work on what will quickly become one of your favorite lace pieces.
Knitting Needle Size5 or 3.75 mm, 6 or 4 mm
Yarn Weight(0) Lace (33-40 stitches to 4 inches). Includes crochet thread.
GaugeTension is not vital for this item
Materials List
- Artesano Hand-Painted Alpaca Silk Lace - Scots Pine EZ62 (2 x 50 Grams)
- 1 pair 3.75mm needles
- 1 pair 4mm needles
- 3 stitch markers
Shawl
You might want to place a marker before each of the 3 sets of diagonal increases.
Using 3.75mm needles, cast on 7sts
Row 1:(K1, yf) 6 times, k1
Row 2: and every alt row, K1, prul to last st, k1
Row 3: k1, yf, k3 (yf, k1) 5 times, yf, k3, yf, k1
Row 5: k1, yf, k5, (pm yf, k1, yf, k3) twice, pm, yf, k1, yf, k5, yf, k1
Row 7: k1, yf, k7, (pm, yf, k1, yf, k5) twice, pm, yf, k1, yf, k7, yf, k1
Continue increasing, with 2 extra sts in each panel, until piece measures 25cm down the centre, ending after a ws row.
Work 4 rows purl, working yrn instead of yf on RS rows
**cont in st st, increasing as before for 8 rows work 6 rows purl.
Rep from ** once more then purl 2 rows more Change to 4mm needles and lace pattern
Row 1: p3 (yrn, p2tog) to last 3 sts, yrn, p3
Row 2: purl
Row 3: p2 (yrn p2tog) to last 3 sts, yrn p3
Row 4: purl
Repeat these 4 rows to 12cm
Purl 9 rows
Work Row 1 of lace pattern
Purl 1 row
Cast off purlwise, loosely
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janiceamidon 38706 67
Jun 03, 2016
Sorry, there were no comments shown until after I submitted mine, then the other previous ones came up which answered my question - thank you
AIRKNITTER
Apr 05, 2016
PLEASE CORRECT THE PATTERN. IE Row 5 k1, yf, k5, (pm yf, k1, yf, k3) twice, pm, yf, k1, yf, k5, yf, k1. THE START OF THE ROW SHOULD BE k1, yf, k5, YO, K1, YO......
vvvasas44 4514546
May 26, 2017
Is the rest of the pattern correct? I have been fighting with this pattern for weeks Betsyvasas
calicocarolann 957 8726
Apr 04, 2016
Lovely shawl and I want to make it but I need some help with a couple of abbreviations. What does 'yf' and 'yrn' mean? I have not seen these before. Thanks.
Lisa
Apr 05, 2016
yf is yarn forward and yrn is yarn round needle. Hope this helps. Happy knitting!
Lisa
Apr 07, 2022
To make it more clear, the yf is yarn forward, this would be what americans term a yo, yrn is yarn around the needle, it is also a yo but it indicates to wrap the yarn from the opposite way to a yo, usually on a purl row. Yo always has you wrapping the yarn one way but to keep the stitches consistent between knits and purls you must sometimes wrap the yarn from opposite way.
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