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Shawls don’t have to take a long time, you know! As a knitting exercise, why not try the cheat sheet shawls with thin yarn & small needles? It’ll help you understand how the shaping works, and you can have a cute little neckerchief for teddy at the end of it. :)
Welcome to my new readers & thank you for all the sweet comments, tweets, blogs, re-blogs & all the delightful enthusiasm for the 5 Shawls Cheat Sheet, dear Knitters. They really put a spring in my step & give me the inspiration to knit & unravel more for you. x
What a great idea! And too cute. :)
Hehee. Thank you! :)
That is so cute. A teddy bear shawl!
Thank you as always, dear Chrissy! :) x
I stumbled across your blog from knitfinder. I am so excited that I already purchased a wonderful pattern from you “House slipover”. However, I was trying to figure out what sizes the pattern was for before purchasing. I ended up going to Ravelry to find out. Thankfully it was listed there. I would suggest if possible to list pattern sizing in the index of pattern information on your blog. I would have found it helpful. Thank-you very much, I look forward to many more patterns of yours to make beautiful things in the future.
Hi Tami, thanks so much! I hope you enjoy knitting Houses. The ‘Finished Measurements’ are on the pattern page here.
However, perhaps I should move things around a bit to make them more obvious. :)
[…] for the smallest shawlette, though, unless you’re knitting for a very small person, or a teddy bear. […]