Tilted Tiles Shawl PDF Knitting Pattern
Tilted Tiles Shawl PDF Knitting Pattern
The allover lacework and garter combination in this shawl combine in a way that makes for a squishy, cozy oversized wrap that feels great to knit and blocks out like a dream!
Plus, a gorgeous fade of colors makes this shawl even better.
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Here are the specs:
Ewe Ewe Yarns Pattern #275
Designed by Meaghan Schmaltz
Finished size: 73” wingspan x 29” high
Yarn: Ewe Ewe Yarns, Wooly Worsted, 95 yards, 50g
Color A - 2 skeins (45 Soft Sage)
Color B - 2 skeins (50 Pistachio)
Color C - 2 skeins (60 Teal)
Color D - 2 skeins (53 Forest Fern)
Color E - 2 skeins (98 Charcoal)
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Needles: US 9 (5.5 mm) 32” circular knitting needle
Supplies: Locking stitch marker (optional), tapestry needle, row counter (optional)
Gauge: 16 sts to 4" in garter stitch after blocking.
Notes: Due to the yardage required for Colors B and C, it is recommended to swatch with Colors A or E.
While the original sample only used 2 skeins each of Colors B and C, it is advised that a third skein of each color MAY be necessary to account for minor differences in stitch or row gauge.
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The pattern instructions are clear and logical. The descriptions should allow even relatively new knitters to complete the cowl, a project that looks more complicated than it actually is.
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Haven't started knitting these socks yet but the yarn feels wonderful and the color is perfect.
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I have not started the cowl yet but I love the colors and the feel of the yarn. The pattern sheet is easy to read.
I just love it, the color is true to the selection available! I can't wait to start knitting this little gem!
Love this pattern. It’s clear, concise and well written! I used a sport weight yarn and size 3 and 5 needles and made it as a baby hat for a newborn.
The pattern for the halftime hat is clear and easy to understand. It knits up quickly so is ideal for what I need. I'm on my second one.
The "happy mail" package arrived and I couldn't wait to get the lucious, purple wooly worsted merino yarn on my needles for a swatch.....soon to become a hat. The handle is wonderful and the stitch definition is high. I LOVE THIS YARN!!
Like the feel of the wool and the twist on it. Am anxious to get hat done.
Simple, useful way to keep track of your work.
I’m knitting hats for kids at Children’s Hospital. The heart tags will add a little extra love & style to my hats.
Looking forward to a color work project! The yarn feels great, my only dilemma is choosing which color to use as primary. They are all beautiful.
I love knitting heart motifs, so when I saw this Ewe Heart Cowl, I knew I had to make one. I’m knitting this up as gifts in lots of different color combinations. If you enjoy knitting heart patterns and experimenting with color, this cowl is a fun project to add to your list.