Northern Lights Shawl
Bring the colors of autumn to life with the Northern Lights Shawl. Made with subtle increases and basic yarn overs, this free knit shawl pattern is the perfect companion for chilly weather. Forget boring, bland designs - make this classic pattern today!
Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm
Yarn Weight(1) Super Fine (27-32 stitches to 4 inches)
Read NextAn Easy Shawl to Knit
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dianebray42 570168 0
Aug 29, 2014
Why is this knitting pattern on a crotchet web site /(email)
rpavlick 0832687
Aug 11, 2014
Has anyone found the Libby pattern...cardigan for a girl My needles are waiting because school begins in a few weeks. Rosemary
Editor JD
Aug 15, 2014
Hi Rosemary, Please go search for the "Back to School Cardigan" pattern on our site. To access the pattern for the Back to School Cardigan, click the hyperlinked text above that says "Click here for knitting pattern." Once that page loads, you can retreive the pattern by selecting "The Libby" from the knitting patterns on the right side of the screen. Thanks -Editors of AllFreeKnitting
dankayjo 6035510
Oct 07, 2013
the English version was very difficult to locate--took lots of "seek and ye shall find" to get the pattern I could read--how about labeling them with the language they are written in? If you've downloaded the pattern using Adobe, there is an icon for printing on the toolbar. I always copy the pattern into a word processor so there are so many pages and the charts can be enlarged for easier reading!
dankayjo 6035510
Oct 07, 2013
why not post an English version-I've looked at all the patterns, none are in English--even a diagram would have been helpful with a few English translated directions.
cindita
Aug 13, 2013
Gorgeous details in this pattern, and thank you for providing it in several different languages to choose from.
Summer9
Aug 12, 2013
I could log into the English directions let me say one thing they aren't very good. The Directions don't tell you how many stitches, or how many types of stitches to use to create the pattern. You kneed someone to write out the directions so that they are translated into English so everyone could knit the article. Otherwise why do you post knitted items that no one can understand?
Lisa
Aug 03, 2014
the english version of the pattern is remarkably clear. the directions clearly specify that you are casting on 5 stitches to begin the pattern. if need someone to tell you what types of stitches are used, maybe you need to brush up on your pattern reading skills.
Angee
Mar 05, 2013
I've saved the pattern to My Patterns but now I can't figure out how to print it. What am I missing?
MissPenny
Aug 23, 2012
Would it be possible to get this pattern written out in full. I have tried many times to follow schematics, and just can't keep it straight. It's a beautiful shawl for autumn and I'd love to make it. Thank you.
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