Woodlands Wrap
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£8.00
£8.00
The Woodlands Wrap is a 4 skein fingering weight wrap and it is the perfect Isolation Creation Project (or generally Any Time Project) with lots of soothing garter and stockinette, with a fun eyelet pattern in the middle section. There is some shaping to give the shawl an arrow like look but your stitch count never changes so you don’t have to worry about tracking numbers.
The pattern also includes a percentage system so you can adapt the shawl and each section to suit your yardage amounts. This system also makes this a great design for handspun yarns as you can make each section bigger or smaller as needed.
There is a tutorial video for the special stitch combination for the Eyelet section which is linked in the Pattern PDF as well as at the bottom of this page.
The design also incorporates a nice neat edging design that gives the look of I-cord without the fuss of worrying about slipping stitches and remembering when to do them.
This design is the ulitmate combination of mindless T.V. knitting with just enough engaging elements not to be boring!
The listed price most accurately reflects the time and work that went into creating this pattern, however, if this is not financially accessible for you then please use one of the codes below.
20% off code - PWW20
40% off code - PWW40
60% off code - PWW60
Woolbarn Cashmere Sock 4Ply in Forest (Colour 1), Toffee (Colour 2), Pecan (Colour 3) and Walnut (Colour 4) – 80% Superwash Merino/10% Cashmere/10% Nylon (350m/383yds per 100gm)
Needles – 3.75mm (US5) Needles 80cm (32”) long
Notions – 4 stitch markers and a set of scales (would be very handy to have to use up as much of your yarn as possible).
Gauge – Approx 23 sts / 4 inches in garter stitch after gentle blocking (although gauge is really not too important with this shawl as long as you are liking the fabric you are getting).
Finished Size of Shawl – 203cm (80 inches) measured along the centre spine & 40cm (16 inches) deep.
Special Stitch Tutorial can be found HERE
The pattern also includes a percentage system so you can adapt the shawl and each section to suit your yardage amounts. This system also makes this a great design for handspun yarns as you can make each section bigger or smaller as needed.
There is a tutorial video for the special stitch combination for the Eyelet section which is linked in the Pattern PDF as well as at the bottom of this page.
The design also incorporates a nice neat edging design that gives the look of I-cord without the fuss of worrying about slipping stitches and remembering when to do them.
This design is the ulitmate combination of mindless T.V. knitting with just enough engaging elements not to be boring!
Pay What Works
I have created THREE coupon codes so you can either purchase the pattern for full price, or with 20%, 40% or 60% discounts. I wanted to provide this pattern with a range of pricing options as I know not everyone can afford patterns at full cost. If you would like to support my channel and the work I am doing, and you have the means to do so then paying for this pattern at one of the higher price points is a great way to do that.The listed price most accurately reflects the time and work that went into creating this pattern, however, if this is not financially accessible for you then please use one of the codes below.
20% off code - PWW20
40% off code - PWW40
60% off code - PWW60
What you will need:
Yarn – 4 x 100gm Fingering WeightWoolbarn Cashmere Sock 4Ply in Forest (Colour 1), Toffee (Colour 2), Pecan (Colour 3) and Walnut (Colour 4) – 80% Superwash Merino/10% Cashmere/10% Nylon (350m/383yds per 100gm)
Needles – 3.75mm (US5) Needles 80cm (32”) long
Notions – 4 stitch markers and a set of scales (would be very handy to have to use up as much of your yarn as possible).
Gauge – Approx 23 sts / 4 inches in garter stitch after gentle blocking (although gauge is really not too important with this shawl as long as you are liking the fabric you are getting).
Finished Size of Shawl – 203cm (80 inches) measured along the centre spine & 40cm (16 inches) deep.
Special Stitch Tutorial can be found HERE
