Crescendo Shawl
Add a touch of purple to your ensemble by knitting your own vintage Crescendo Shawl. This knit shawl pattern has a wonderful wavy texture to it that will instantly add a bit of visual variation to any outfit. If you want to avoid lace work, this is a great shawl pattern to try out. Free shawl knitting patterns like this one make great gifts, since you dont have to worry too much about precise sizing.
Knitting Needle Size13 or 9 mm, Double-Pointed Knitting Needles (DPNs)
Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)
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Lisa
Jul 22, 2014
No, in knitting you are always knitting back and forth unless otherwise instructed to do so. you follow each row by row-row 1-right side, row 2-wrong side. The instructions are for line by line, there's no flipping involved.
amber1156 9512710
Aug 21, 2012
Hi. I want to make this shawl, but was wondering if you are supposed to purl back between each row? For example, you knit row 2 as per directions, then do you flip the work, purl back to where you started and then start in on row 3? OR do you just do the pasttern line by line....like knit row two, flip the work, start in on row 3? I am leaning toward purling on the wrong side and having each knitted row interspersed with a purled row. Thanks for any help. -Amber
bolyea 1260402
Jan 19, 2015
Your pattern should tell you what do do, for example, it might say Row 2 and all wrong side rows, purl across. If there is patterning needed on alternate/wrong side rows it will give you instructions for that.
cooldesert
Apr 24, 2015
You follow the pattern exactly. Do not add rows that are not there. Each row is stated, sometimes rows are the same, but just follow and you will be fine.
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